Team Associated teasing a scale crawler!

[CODYBOY]

Originally Posted by B-MOW71

^^^Just like Codyboy, I dyed all of my RC10 white parts. I used Rit dye and dyed everything including the shock towers black.

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Originally Posted by carpetfuzz17

You are going way back know I remember that there was a company that actually sold some power dye that was for "RC use only" that came in a small little flip top container. I think it was called Lite Speed but could be wrong. I think I still have a container of it

My very first RC vehicle!!! I manage to keep this one just about as stock as I could. No dye on this one, but I did plenty after this one!
Notice the Lunsford turnbuckles, they are the very first set he sold.





Now I'm dating myself.
Ernie

[carpetfuzz17]

Originally Posted by CODYBOY

My very first RC vehicle!!! I manage to keep this one just about as stock as I could. No dye on this one, but I did plenty after this one!
Notice the Lunsford turnbuckles, they are the very first set he sold.





Now I'm dating myself.
Ernie

Looks very nice I had one of those also along with the RC10T

[carpetfuzz17]

I couldn't find the dye that I thought I still had but find find these little guy oh the good old days



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[dezfan]

T4 ESC adjustment tool. 👍🏼

[CODYBOY]

Originally Posted by carpetfuzz17

I couldn't find the dye that I thought I still had but find find these little guy oh the good old days



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Originally Posted by dezfan

T4 ESC adjustment tool. 👍🏼

Yep, all state of the art for the time. You look at the RC10 and the innovation of that car for the early 80s, and it was amazing!
Ernie

[B-MOW71]

Originally Posted by CODYBOY

My very first RC vehicle!!! I manage to keep this one just about as stock as I could. No dye on this one, but I did plenty after this one!
Notice the Lunsford turnbuckles, they are the very first set he sold.

Now I'm dating myself.
Ernie

Great looking RC10! Good to see that it is still in stock form after all these years. I always get a kick out of seeing these classics! I'm glad I kept mine and still can get them out to look at and reminisce about the good ole days of offroad racing. These AE buggies is the reason why I am so excited about the new Element.

Nice Lunsford's. I had or still have a set somewhere that I had installed on my RC10 Latemodel conversion.

Originally Posted by carpetfuzz17

I couldn't find the dye that I thought I still had but find find these little guy oh the good old days

Back then the Rit dye I used was in powder form in a square box.

That's cool to see someone else other than me still has there T-4 adjustment tool!

[celt]

Originally Posted by CODYBOY

My very first RC vehicle!!! I manage to keep this one just about as stock as I could. No dye on this one, but I did plenty after this one!
Notice the Lunsford turnbuckles, they are the very first set he sold.

Now I'm dating myself.
Ernie

Few will realize how revolutionary that chassis was...

If you had any notions of being competitive, you had to have one. They still drive beautifully...

[mikemcE]

Won't even mention how smooth and tunable those shocks are!

[Harley]

Originally Posted by mikemcE

Josh speaking of that grey plastic, did you have any issues running screws in when you switched it all over? Some have said quite hard to do.


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In don’t recall it being difficult but I believe I used my Dewalt 8v driver on it so who knows. If I didn’t mention it in the video, I probably didn’t notice it.

[CODYBOY]

Originally Posted by hobbyjumper

Thanks. Somehow my on-topic question got buried in nostalgia about how to make pretty colors. :-)

I look forward to when we can buy the shocks as a unit, for other rigs.

Btw, those guys know how to make a good website. Nothing fancy, just works.

So sorry about getting off topic as you said! The title of this thread does say Team Associated and we where talking about the quality of their products. Just saying!
Ernie

[mikemcE]

Back on Topic then !!
LHS said Today is release day, they expect the RTR no later than Friday.

So a little eye candy Monday!


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[CODYBOY]

Originally Posted by hobbyjumper

Thanks. Somehow my on-topic question got buried in nostalgia about how to make pretty colors. :-)

I look forward to when we can buy the shocks as a unit, for other rigs.

Btw, those guys know how to make a good website. Nothing fancy, just works.

Pretty!!!! Thanks for the eye candy Mike!

I moved my pre-order from the RTR to a kit, so I think I have a couple more weeks to wait.
Ernie

[Shinchu]

LIKE!!!

[JatoTheRipper]

Originally Posted by svt923

I'm fairly certain the hard plastics are optional and you probably wouldn't want a whole truck made from that stuff anyway. Screws go in with all the ease of fully tightening a cross threaded screw into aluminum. You're arm would get tired from having to prethread every screw hole in the truck or risk stripping out screws.

You need an electric driver with clutch in your life.

[mikemcE]

Originally Posted by CODYBOY

Pretty!!!! Thanks for the eye candy Mike!

I moved my pre-order from the RTR to a kit, so I think I have a couple more weeks to wait.
Ernie

Same here!

[soze]

I'm expecting a call from my LHS that my RTR is in. Will probably place an order for the kit when I pick up the RTR. I like the body enough on the RTR to pick that up and run with it, and I'll be able to add those additional option parts later on.

Will need to start selling some rigs, toys, something....

P.S. If anyone races and wants to buy a brand new unbuilt Tekno EB410 w/new JConcepts body LMK!

[Harley]

Originally Posted by JatoTheRipper

You need an electric driver with clutch in your life.

Dewalt Gyro Max N2(Clutch version). Freaking love that thing.

[JatoTheRipper]

Originally Posted by Harley

Dewalt Gyro Max N2(Clutch version). Freaking love that thing.

Do you like the gyro to control it? I've thought about buying one, but I'm afraid the gyro might drive me nuts not doing what I was trying to do.

[CODYBOY]

Originally Posted by JatoTheRipper

Do you like the gyro to control it? I've thought about buying one, but I'm afraid the gyro might drive me nuts not doing what I was trying to do.

I have the same driver and it is very handy having that control of speed and direction at the twist of your wrist! I really like using it as a driver to tap my small holes. (4-40 and 3mm) I also have Black and Decker with a clutch, and usually have them both with on my bench with a driver in them. The Dewalt also has a spring lock to hold driver in the chuck.

Sorry, I got off topic again, second time today.

Ernie

[mikemcE]

Eye candy then!
John Shultzes I think.



New Scalerfab bumper!


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