Hi Flo, Yes i will use the blue body for my restore and the non painted cracked one will go Proud owner of the Bruiser Family
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Been working a bit on this Hi-Lux this WE
Assembled the rear axle Assembling the frame The next step after that is installing both axles with the leaf springs on the frame. By doing this, i noticed that some U-Holders were longer than the original ones. I remembered that the previous owner had modified the height of the suspension by inserting some aluminum made spacers as the Bruiser has. I presume that those U-Holders are from the Bruiser. Proud owner of the Bruiser Family
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I love the ESC
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Yes I agree, the ESC looks great on there, cleaned up nicely . Although I might argue it is not really an ESC per say, I saw inside one years ago and it is mostly mechanical in there, there were micro switches and a cam and some transistors??. Really quite amazing and so typical for Tamiya to go all out with some complicated engineering for the problem. I assume that it was more efficient than just some external resistors some a multi step switch and it sure looks cool
From somewhere out in the wilds of central Ontario.
.......you build what you like, I will build what I like........it's all cool......
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