Vaillant one (tamtech)
TheOtherRacingGreen
It's just box art. I prefer my Viper Green racer.30-Dec-2009
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Vaillant one (tamtech)
It's just box art. I prefer my Viper Green racer.30-Dec-2009
Ferrari hydroplane
TheOtherRacingGreen
Runs nice a bit nervous. Bought it as a kit.30-Dec-2009
Ferrari hydroplane
TheOtherRacingGreen
Added bigger propeller. Runs quit quick.30-Dec-2009
Abc hobby skyline
TheOtherRacingGreen
Also thik it looks lovely. Too much of a beauty to run it.30-Dec-2009
Trf tamtech gt01
carbonman
Really looks fantastic!!30-Dec-2009
Ferrari hydroplane
TheOtherRacingGreen
used 'wood foil' you can get it in do it yourself stores (normally it is used for furniture).31-Dec-2009
How to detail a 959
carbonman
Best looking Tamiya 959 i have ever seen!31-Dec-2009
Viper green 934 rsr
TheOtherRacingGreen
yes, it is that fast and very difficult to control.29-Jan-2010
It finally arrived!!!!
TheOtherRacingGreen
rims are from ebay. seller is located in korea.16-Feb-2010
My selection of tamtech 934 rsr's
TheOtherRacingGreen
Do actually run the shocks. Did set them to hard in the back and a bit softer in the front. I run hard tyres in the front and soft tyres in the back. Works fine for me (and car is pretty quick).17-Feb-2010
Brushless conversion part 1
TheOtherRacingGreen
EZrun Kit is just a brushless set (can be found cheap on ebay).No idea how quick it will be.
Blue tint on casings -> just metallich blue paint (for lexan) painted from the inside.
28-Feb-2010
Brushless conversion part 1
TheOtherRacingGreen
Most parts are painted black (see part2). Time will tell if the paint stays on permanently.28-Feb-2010
Brushless conversion part 3
TheOtherRacingGreen
New shell will be painted in box art (blue and white) with with slightly different colour sheme (see my mini sand scorcher).2-Mar-2010
Brushless conversion part 3
TheOtherRacingGreen
Have a second kamtech shell waiting that will be finished in porsche viper green.2-Mar-2010
Brushless conversion part 3
TheOtherRacingGreen
theortically yes. but as i did not test the setup yet i do not know if the gearbox is strong enough to cope with brushless power. only thing you have to change ist the motor cover.5-Mar-2010
Brushless conversion part 3
TheOtherRacingGreen
if you need more info feel free to ask!5-Mar-2010
Brushless conversion part 3
TheOtherRacingGreen
Should be ok as a stating point. You will have a major improvement to your old setup. But will not be really quick. As I am used to really quick brushless models (up to 100km/h v-max (see my brushless e-revo and my brushless Porsche Gt3 a am maybe a bit spoilt).5-Mar-2010
Street racing scorcher mk1 (part 1)
Connor
Looking forward to see it finished!!!7-Mar-2010
Brushless conversion part 4
TheOtherRacingGreen
Connor, did you finish your scorcher yet? Looks interesting.7-Mar-2010
Brushless conversion part 4
TheOtherRacingGreen
It's a lipo battery (which did fit quite nicely); should be around 25$ on ebay. See here: http://www.modellbau-glueck.de/themes/kategorie/detail.php?artikelid=180013&source=2&refertype=1&referid=738-Mar-2010