78Triumph

Saint Dragon.

Painting and assembling the interior kit for the Range Rover Classic body I've been working on. Untitled by Joe, on Flickr Untitled by Joe, on Flickr

Comical Clod Buster

I believe you can. There are plugs on the axle housings where the linkage would attach.

Yes, the kit version is the basic one. I have both versions, they're both fun in their own way.

check my flickr link I took some, but not from start to finish. https://www.flickr.com/photos/97947619@N00/

Thanks! The Sport kit is only 40 dollars more than a CC-02 kit, but you get decent tires right out of the box, full bearings, metal links, portal axles, metal gears, and aluminum shock bodies. I think you fully get your moneys worth with this kit.

Took my TRX-4 out for it's maiden voyage. I love this truck! It's a blast to drive and super fun to build! Untitled by Joe, on Flickr Untitled by Joe, on Flickr Untitled by Joe, on Flickr Untitled by Joe, on Flickr Untitled by Joe, on Flickr Untitled by Joe, on Flickr

I finished installing the electronics in my TRX4 Sport kit build. This was the most enjoyable kit to assemble. Fit and finish is outstanding, instruction book is done equally well. So many nice little touches Traxxas does for it's assembly kits, like having loctite pre-applied to the applicable screws for instance. That's a nice touch. The links being pre-assembled was nice as well. Untitled by Joe, on Flickr Untitled by Joe, on Flickr Untitled by Joe, on Flickr

I've been using Deans for a few years now, but they are a PITA to solder. The XT60s are tempting...

XV-01 for me. Its my most modern kit I've built, everything prior was just buggies.

Triumph motor! Nice!!!

Long Damper Spec is discontinued I think. Regular XV-01 is usually cheapest on RCMart but don't quote me on that.

Really nice!

As much as I love tamiya, sometimes I get the feeling they screw their customer base over, and they like it!