30YrsL8r

Not a problem with the colour (that's my colour) but with it's inability to hide any accidental RC stains...

Not at all - it was more directed at the site for not explicitly stating DT02 like it does for all the other cars...

Sorry I couldn't help; my bad.

A beige carpet at that!

I can do this for you. Airmail small packet up to 200g would be £4.50 to Oman - if you want a trackable service it would be more (see www.royalmail.com). PM me if you want my paypal address.

It's the dog's.

If you click on the "similar products" tab you could be forgiven for thinking so (the body shell actually says "DT02" on it)...

At the moment my other hobby is Battlefield 3 on the Xbox - been playing it online for a while but recently started playing on the hardcore, mic-only servers and it's a whole different ball game.

What's the calibre of the banjo?

That's a lawn?

There are more women in the world than Strikers.

We're watching history being made.

Will do

I could use pretty much all of the parts for my four-motor experiment...

Did you really throw all this out?

Looks like in the UK they're: www.rc-bitz.com and www.kingcobra.co.uk

kontemax called it: http://www.tamiyaclub.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=67040&p=461317

I think you're forgetting that ebay and paypal aren't a public service, they're in it for the money. Whilst I think that all your suggestions are valid, imagine what implementing any of them would do to the paypal/ebay bottom line.

Maybe not a driver, but how about a navigator? http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__34855__Miss_Congeniality_Pilot_Figure_51mm_x_26mm_x_42mm.html

Wow - that coin, keyboard, stapler and phone are MASSIVE!

Or increase your "pull" by offering value-adding services that your target market actually want: http://www.tamiyaclub.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=69465&p=486964

Classic

Out of nowhere he's selling multiple RC kits without any photos and with images and all text ripped straight from Wonderland Models (links are still in there), relisting items straight away when they sell at prices almost too good to be true. Hindsight is 20:20 vision.

O.M.G.

So long as you market them properly, they'll sell for market value - bargains are to be had when people don't put enough effort into promoting what they're selling. Slightly off at a tangent from the original post, I think that owning my Mk1 Sand Scorcher has actually DE-valued my childhood memories. I used to only have to think about a SS and the old memories would flood back but now I have to concentrate because recent familiarity means there are so many new memories in the way!