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Super! Thanks a lot Erik! 👍👏👏
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I love this car it was produced by Playtron around 1982 and has an electric self starter system that can be also activated through the Radio. Playtron made 2 models the Mercedes 500K (mainly for Europe) and the Viva Arizona (Sand Rail Buggy for U.S. market). You can see both of them in my Showroom. Bye WWD
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RC project for 2019: BIG BEAR body (+chassis)
wildwillydriver replied to mongoose1983's topic in Marui
Nice BB will follow your resto! Bye. WWD -
Great! This is very kind of you! Very interesting the possibility to tighten the diff through the wheel nut. Thanks a lot. WWD
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You got a great one! You really made my day! This would be of great help! Both the Scans would be very interesting for me, Manual (in particular for Spares part #) and what you have of decals! Don't worry about time take all the time you need. Bye WWD
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This would be very interesting also for me. Bye WWD
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Here the close UP to the 540 mod....., not so happy about it but i have to deal with it. If i can't find a gear set and put the 380 back on i have to find a 540 motor with high turns that mimic the same performance. Any suggestion 50T more or less.....? Bye WWD
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Here we go a couple of pics to share. Bye. WWD
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Thanks for your posts. Considering them i need to be very patient and take my time. Luckly it is in a condition that can be a good runner easily and then with time will try to find and add the missing parts... Bye. WWD
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Hello, I just got one of these beauties, that i'll try to restore at best and run. Anyone of you have or can give me a link to a Spare parts numbers (codes) sheet for this model? Online i found the manual but there are no parts numbers inside and can't find anyting more. What i miss are: - Front number plate and fender - Gear set The reason for gears is because the previous owner modified it to 540 motor and to do so changed a little the gears logic simplyfing it and since i'd like to have it back to 380 motor size i've the gears set in my wish list. Any suggestion will be appreciated. Bye WWD
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Hello to everyone, i going to start a Vintage Sand Rover resto and i'm trying to find, if exist, a Gear Cover for it. I remberer they were available in the past on the "bay" made in Polycarbonate but i also saw here some custom made. Due to time issue i'm no more in the RC Biz as i was in the past and i'm not updated on what is availabe, considering also all the 3D printing experts that sell items on Shapeways. From a first quick search i couldn't find anything, if someone can point me in the right direction or help me i'd really appreciate. Thanks for your time, WWD
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Fantastic work! Hat off to you! WWD
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NIce Combo! WWD
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King cab differential help needed
wildwillydriver replied to Hudson's topic in Vintage Tamiya Discussion
YES! But very hard to find.... WWD -
King cab differential help needed
wildwillydriver replied to Hudson's topic in Vintage Tamiya Discussion
Love the tyres! WWD -
WTB - Exotek 1245 Chassis Extension
wildwillydriver replied to Irish Pride's topic in Sales, trades & wanted
HI, still have one NIB. PM me if you are still interested. WWD -
New foam tyres for 1/8th vintage circuit cars?
wildwillydriver replied to FerrisBFW's topic in General discussions
Very hard to find, i'm not an 1/8th racer but i had to search some for a project in the past and the only ones i was able to find are Arrows tires. Sometime on ebay Germany or on some Internet sites, surfing now looks like the HK shop below still have some available (1/8 are at the end of the page). http://jethobby.com/_shop/product/product.php?brand=116 You can try to email them. Bye WWD -
Stripping paint from polycarbonate shell
wildwillydriver replied to speed27's topic in Vintage Tamiya Discussion
I mainly use two products: - Tamiya's Polycarbonate Body Cleaner (87118): good results - Carson Paint Killer (available as Spray or Liquid): At the moment i use the spray and it seems to work even better than Tamiya (lot less rubbing) with no damage on the lexan. You just spray wait a little and rub with a clean towel. As already said in other threads results depends also from the type of paint and also in some cases the type of lexan. In my experience using the same product some lexan bodies suffered a little (foggy look) other remain perfect. I used also Nitro and brake fluid but results are not as good as with the product above. Hope this help. WWD -
What a bed news!!! They are outstanding products and i still use them in my race cars. I still have also an old GTB "Spread Spektrum" that is bullet proof and is still working after years of "battles". WWD
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Nice to see an update! Very good job! Bye. WWD
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Did a check and sorry to say i don't have it. The only one i have is on the car. Bye WWD
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Will check in my DS spares for you. Talk to you soon. Bye. WWD
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Very good job. Love to see the progress. Bye. WWD
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For sure the best thing to do is to heat the engine. But after the bi-carb mix is better to soak it overnight with WD-40 to avoid rust on bearings. Bye. WWD
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Nice to know, thanks for your kind words! Any pics to show? Bye WWD