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  1. Prolly a very long shot, but I'm looking for a Kyosho Nexxt headlight part (delivered to UK). Please message me if you can help. Thank you!
  2. You can get an alloy one from https://m.facebook.com/custom.rc.parts.by.bora/
  3. Cheers @tamiyastef, but shipping and possible customs fees will prolly push it out of my budget :(
  4. Hi guys! I'm looking for an Aqroshot or Street Rover roller and /or parts (tyres, gearbox, suspension, etc) for a project. Used and battered in the UK is prolly best as the cheaper, the better Cheers!
  5. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Modelcraft-Finger-Craft-Knife-Blue/dp/B084Q8GKY6/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=finger+craft+knife&qid=1676904845&sr=8-5 https://www.amazon.co.uk/Slice-10580-Precision-Craft-Knife/dp/B077K74ZYD/ref=sr_1_6?keywords=finger+craft+knife&qid=1676904845&sr=8-6 https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=finger+craft+knife&ref=nb_sb_noss If you change the domain to Amazon.de, you'll prolly get the equivalent page on German Amazon 👍
  6. I'd do it for free, but I agree with Superluminal -- it would be a good chance for you to improve your skills. It can seem daunting, but if you take it slow and easy, it'll turn out fine. Maybe look up some YouTube videos to psych yourself up? Main tips I can provide are making sure you use a new blade (if using a knife) or a sharp pair of scissors when cutting the body, and spray very light coats and let dry in between. Do not try to cover the whole shell in one go. It may look patchy to begin with, but that will eventually even out with further coats.
  7. How much was it? (If I may ask...)
  8. If it's still available, Buggy Driver for me please, @matisse
  9. Unlikely, as that is a 4WD chassis...
  10. Definitely nowhere near what I would've offered 👍
  11. It may be worth trying to see if M3 screws would work? They're bigger than the stock M2.6 screws so may 'bite' into the enlarged hole on the plate.
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