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Jonny shared a very nice manual. It helped me to put bearings in place of bushings.

stingray-63 wrote:

Jonny shared a very nice manual. It helped me to put bearings in place of bushings.

That would have been the "TrannySvcManual.pdf" by Ko-Ping Hu from 1999 - sadly the link to it at the beginning of the Tamiya101 article appears to be dead

I have a copy from 2007; I'm not aware of any reason why I couldn't send it to anyone if they PM me their email address

I'm shocked...
tamiyabase.com/...ysvcmanual

Thanks Lars.

Nice delivery from Alan today. Thank you very much!
First time I've seen padding custom fit to the model
Should make a great model with little effort.

He he...:

Wow! That looks really vintage, and fast! Do I need to watch my feet when that beast hits the streets?

A very interesting motor I pulled from the carcass of a Renault 5 chassis. Funny enough I’m sure I have the ayk mount for this in the loft.

Got a "few" parts today, loads infact

The parts are: Universal body post's, rubber fender flares, wiring, servo leads, light kits, light buckets, aluminium semi wheels, loads of ball ends-bot alumium and plastic, 2 sets of shocks, aluminium servo horns, aluminium wheel hex and pins, long set screws and various lengths of threaded links for custom projects.

I'm building a 6x6 Scania for a friend, and he used to own a online rc parts shop and he has given me parts for the build and as payment
Will come in handy for those custom builds one day

And Jonny Retro was kind enough to give me 2 packs of putty for my Hot Rod driver.
Thank you again sir

Lovely stash of parts.

Your driver clearly skips leg day at the gym. Look at those twiggs hahaha

Play of the picture and light I’m sure

Ha ha, yes he have skipped legdays for years lol
Milliput will make him normal again