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RC-Monster Carbon Fiber
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Posts: 211
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Switzerland
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03.13.2009, 04:31 AM
you have all my respect for the building! nicely done no question bout that.
however if you're target is a "racing machine" why not go with a truggy to begin with? don't get me wrong i fully understand that "modifying" a truck is half the fun of the hobby. but one can modify a monster truck so that it is still monster truck. its somehow amazing that since the truggies entered the rc scene in 2005 or so a strange trend of monster conversions has set in. before that monsters were just monsters and buggies were buggies. different cars for different purposes. but yeah to each his own. i am just watching this trend and never really understood it. but i guess i don't have to ....  bye rhylsadar |
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