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Lovely.

Jonny wrote:

Something I _didn't_ do today was clear this lot up so I could use the desk... I didn't know where to start so haven't done it

Oh, I hear ya on this one brother!

I don't know where to start so I just won't sort of problem ...... sort of looks like my table at the moment, I know there is a xr311 project under there somewhere but ...... where am I going to put all the stuff that is on it? I am all out of table space? I will get my act together and do it soon now that you have pointed it out, but I do understand the situation.

Uncletom, don't be too hard on your self, I find I do the same thing too, get it built right up to the painting part...... but........ its a lot of work to do it, can't just turn a screwdriver to do it, need to make a mess....... there are always issues, it took me years to paint my Dyna Storm, don't know why, it always looked unfinished and now I am very happy I did it....... now it looks great
So I think the idea might be just pick one, something simple, one color, and paint it....I find that I am also more inspired to do the decals once I see color on the body too
Its a great collection and stored nicely on shelves too, just imagine it in color

This weekend, I rebuilt my blackfoot.
Full bearings and some team CRP options. It still need the right rear arm to be nice. And I have to repaint the pilot.

And done.

.. well, not quite. There's still painting and decaling to be done.

Pretty nice!

Small hop up on the blackfoot. The trimable motor support from team crp and the body posts
I am not sure about the shocks fixation. But I have a brocken rear arm.

Somebody knows this main gear into my blackfoot?

Now I've built my latest TT01 och TT02 chassis.


TT01


TT02


TT02 with the Raikiri body

This nissan body looks very agressive.

Yes it looks rather evil, doesn't it. I should perform some sort of exorcism on it before driving it, just in case there's an old samurai demon lurking inside.

Now here's a another speedster for you, Sting. My 100% cutout and finely trimmed RX-7.



Look at those curves ... Here's a youtube video about the evolution of the RX-7