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Yeahhhh! Except the pilot head like in the bike with a face sticker, it looks very interesting.  You have to make a thread with lot of picts for this chassis. My buggy runner is a dt03 and one of my favorite .

I seemed to be forever buying multiple Wild Willy, Wild Willy 2, SRB & Frog decal sheets just because I was missing a single logo ... the answer was obvious, spent a whole lot of time and quite a bit of money using MCI Racing's design you own service

I got these the best part of a year ago & haven't used any of them yet

mciracing.ca/pa...1171273755 & mciracing.ca/pa...1171155423 in the very unlikely event you want a set of either of these yourself ;)





 

Something new for FWD club racing! It is an ARC A10MF-26 FWD touring car. It was just released 2 1/2 weeks ago, so very new. Hopefully it is ok to show here as I took the time to lay all parts out in an exploded parts display. Yes, not all small parts were taken but of the bags, but then later assembly was still not too difficult.


Current progress from yesterday is after testing electronics layout. (Do not mind: old dummy/empty battery, old spur, missing: top deck, shocks, anti-roll bars, bumper, brass weights etc.)

 

Nice one.

About a week ago I got a Lunchbox body and glass.
Glass was out of stock everywhere, and when there was finally one in stock, I bought it without hesitation.
This is for my DF01 4X4 Lunchbox project.
Just needs some nice weather now without wind....!!

A lunchy is always nice.

Not a whole lot over the last month, but it's time to get caught up I think!

A nice newly released kit arrived:




I finally scored a correct early XB radio set for my TT-01E Countach that I'm 99% certain started life as an XB, but I received used, sans correct radio gear (among other things):




I scored this transmitter after discovering the KO PROPO radio gear inside a model I bought a while back, so now a matching set and I have to figure an appropriate model to us it in. I don't know much about it and no box or manual, but I think it's from 1998-99. I'm thinking perhaps use it for my RC10T re-release:




And here we have the elusive 2004-2005 RC Guide Book. The last of the greats I believe, and not included in the Guide Book section of the forum for some reason:

I love the ex5 set. 

Love the book Todd, I have a couple from the 80s and they are a favorite of mine. Never tire of thumbing through them....

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Love the book Todd, I have a couple from the 80s and they are a favorite of mine. Never tire of thumbing through them....

They are the best - so many great memories and dreams across those pages! I think I may just need one more now, to have the them all in at least one of the languages. I didn't even know that this 2004-2005 edition existed until very recently.