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How much do you spend a month on the hobby?
M 800STD replied to Novamadcars's topic in General discussions
Not as much as I use to as I have not seen any interesting cars, apart from Slide Reloaded (originally SMP Slide) and Capricorn. Both of these car manufacturers are really expensive and I just can't justify it. Having other interests such as RC boats and Motorcycles, the spending pot gets smaller. -
I placed a shim on the m3 stepped screw, which goes through the steering arm, to reduces wobble/play. Same diameter as the raised plastic portion on the steering arm.
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I would use the wide frp chassis plate to allow easy install of electrics.
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You can get foam tyres for wet/damp conditions.
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For a crawler that is going to get heavy/hard usage, then no I personally would not bother. I think one of the key things for panel lines to look good is that you have to use really fine line tape and also not to stretch it.
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Ta03 dual motor can be done.
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They are not that bad to mount/use and probably the best solution, in my opinion. As mentioned most TC use them such as Yokomo, XRay, Schumacher... For my Yokomo BD8, part number: BD-016 I could not find the parts by themselves, as they are accompanied with posts and clips.
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Molotow chrome pen looks more silver than chrome, to me.
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@Willy iine https://www.ebay.com/itm/133927636584?hash=item1f2eb58e68:g:dUEAAOSwHvphiB36
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Wanted: 50620 16T Clutch Bell for TG10/ TGX etc
M 800STD replied to futureworks's topic in Sales, trades & wanted
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I believe it to be part of the part rather than a protective film to be removed. Reason being that new frp, for example TA03 parts, are 100% fixed and to remove would take effort/process. Not easily peeled off. The outer layer/film lifting is maybe down to poor storage - moisture/hot/cold? Looks just as good when removed.
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Can anyone identify this M3 touring car livery?
M 800STD replied to m3guru(2)'s topic in Vintage Tamiya Discussion
Yep. it's a E36 and your body is an E30. -
Yeah I know. Shipping costs are not that bad, apart from www.winternity.com. I had no import duty on order of £240.00 from www.miniplanes.fr Good luck in finding your parts in the UK.
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The best chrome paint in a rattle can I have seen is from Spaz stix.
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Can anyone identify this M3 touring car livery?
M 800STD replied to m3guru(2)'s topic in Vintage Tamiya Discussion
Never seen this. Found this... http://www.supertouringregister.com/image/5632.jpg -
Try here; https://www.miniplanes.fr/ http://www.toprc.nl https://www.winternity.com/
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For 26mm there is also 53834 (soft - yellow), 53835 (hard - red).
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Nice car. Kyosho, Bitty Design, PROTOform, Delta Plastik. Maybe HaBoa. I'm sure there are others. Try GRP Tyres, Fastrax, basically anything with 17mm Hex mount.
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FW06 is a better car.
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Futaba 3PV manual.
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Futaba 3PV range in optimal conditions is 80m.
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As with motorcycles, flex is desirable in RC cars. Long travel shocks will sort out any issues.
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I have a Rocket combo in my 1/10 touring car running 3s. No issues. The ESC's only have a few adjustable parameters. All sourced from ebay.
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@Nicadraus Are those HPI body shells?
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Nice Tx. Some Tx have a throttle ramp up, so no need for Perfect Pass. Raz uses a 2w booster, but has had range issues. Limitless looks good. Hope the XLX2 doesn't give you any problems. One day I'll make it to Wales.
