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  1. I'll probably take your route, it wouldn't be the 1st time I've built a chassis up like that and it is really enjoyable.
  2. I absolutely love this build. I've been looking for a WR-01 after regretting selling the one I had a few years ago. I never gave it a fair chance and now I really really want another! But the prices for new are silly, so I may have to build it slowly with a couple of bits at a time.
  3. Not used them personally, but found good things when I used a set from Hiro-Seiko when I built my TB02D. I didn't find them soft and I think they worked very well.
  4. I had the best solution to this IMO.... I fitted TB01 rally spec metal diffs using the GPM metal spur gears on the prop shaft with the reinforced gear diff output shafts coupled with DT03 steel CVDs. It was not cheap, but it was bomb proof.
  5. I'm very interested to see where you can shed some weight from.
  6. Gotta say that is rather cool. Good work
  7. No, I used the ones that I had left for the 42102 kit. @svenb any ideas? You are usually pretty good with the numbers.
  8. So.... It would appear that services need to be offered. If anyone wants to buy me some Tamiya kits, I will happily build them and post up some quality threads for them. Failing that, I'll just keep updating my own 😀
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