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  1. technic_addict
    Picked up several buggy motors and this model was first one chosen to build. My version in yellow.
  2. technic_addict
    Excellent crawler with lots of power and perfect speed. I just threw together a body on it so not the best.
  3. technic_addict
    I agree. Most people who see my collection gravitate to the Porsche.
  4. technic_addict
    Best bargain likely a 50 set lot worth about 8k+ for 2k but the one that made me happiest was a recent buy of three hot flame RC buggies for $90. It was missing a couple of antenna and the 19L flex axles but those buggy motors are AWESOME! Too bad not many moc's utilize them to take better advantage of them.
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    Have you thought about maybe making a temporary structure around the PwPH so it is more stable when trying to insert in? Perhaps a 3L pin through it with connectors on both ends and joined together by an axle?
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    When complete, can you show a red / white version as well?
  7. technic_addict
    Received stickers, applied stickers. Well worth the money and make the Porsche look even better!
  8. technic_addict
    It is the same material. The thickness of the pin is different which make one more flexible than the other. Use a micrometer. Bottom line. Some pins are more difficult to insert. I don't want to detract the purpose of this thread.
  9. technic_addict
    Yes, there are different grades. There are also additives which can be added to the pellets. Neither of these is the reason why the pin is more difficult to insert.
  10. technic_addict
    I am pretty sure TLG only uses ABS for all its plastic pieces regardless of use. Pieces which are difficult to insert are because of dimensions and or features making them more rigid.
  11. technic_addict
    It might be just me but the side angle seems to show that the wheels and tires are too large when comparing to the real car. Top side view looks gorgeous.
  12. technic_addict
    This looks quite good! Not sure of all the flex axles but the Porsche tires and wheels will make this an expensive build.
  13. technic_addict
    Are those Porsche wheels and tires?
  14. technic_addict
    Which other tires are you referring to? The Volvo loader tires?
  15. technic_addict
    Maybe there is an issue with the PM system or my settings? I have not received anything from you.
  16. technic_addict
    How are you guys ordering them? I pm'd the user Jim mentioned but no response.
  17. technic_addict
    That looks awesome! Panel should be flush with lift arm in the back (in front of tire) as well.
  18. technic_addict
    my vote is for a drift car.
  19. technic_addict
    Yes, I agree. Are the buwizz still on target to ship on time?
  20. technic_addict
    You seem to make huge jumps with esthetics with every car you do. I really like the front end shot.
  21. technic_addict
    It seemed like there was delay and also I found myself looking at phone instead of vehicle to see where the sliders were located compared to my thumbs. I assume that takes practise?
  22. technic_addict
    I bought some Sbricks and connected them to an IOS phone using a slider profile for steering and acceleration and found it very difficult to drive. I had concerns this would be an issue but had hoped it would be ok. Does it take a lot of practise? I am driving a small quick go-kart vehicle. Any recommendations?
  23. technic_addict
    OH that would be nice if they do it right!
  24. technic_addict
    I only see URL code as well. Seems to be happening on many threads.
  25. technic_addict
    A few look odd to me but that's why I am not a judge! Congrats to everyone who participated and the winners. There were many very nice designs outside of the top 20 as well.
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