heres one of my drift cars team associated ETC3 13turn motor and a honda s2000 body volk gt-v wheels its a pretty sweet little car. without drift tires it will do 45-50 mph

 

thats tight! i want one so bad i love the S2000 body

 

thanks man. ya they are real fun to drive. the body is pretty beat up as you can see but i think it makes it look more realistic, like the real drift cars

 

thats SWEET!

 

thank you :-) your art is pretty sweet aswell

 

thank you!!!!

 

Thanks for the compliments guys.

Just a note though. Its NOT a train set. Kids to play with train sets.
This is a model railway! Serious stuff! Cost-a-plenty.
Left it with family in the UK when I migrated to New Zealand.

1sexyblazer - that's a great play thing. I look at those at a hobby store each time I walk downtown to the head office. Very tempted to buy one.
I must be going into my 4th or 5th childhood. LOL

 

That is an awesome little racecar!

Kiwi, the trains are nice too. My uncle had a massive railroad thats still in my autys house (he died). He would show us kids, but we never got to play. Dad says it was well over 150,000 dollars and some of the engines were 500 each. The room was about 15x15 and the trains went all around except the doorway and there was a cool control centre in the middle. I loved watching the trains with him.

 

Hi Bre - cool topic, I like seeing some of the things us crazy Blazer owners get up to

hmmmm, I guess I should contribute lol

Well, I scuba dive because I live in one of the best places in the world to see well preserved historic shipwrecks from the past - because of the deep cold fresh water in the great lakes. Bones and old clothes shrouded in silence and darkness from a time before man could fly make for a pretty good excuse to drink beer.

When I'm trapped by the cold Canadian winters (which should happen a lot less with my new 33's!) I build replicas of WWII fighter planes and then cast them in fibreglass moulds. Once I have a mould, then I build flying RC models by laying up fibreglass in the moulds over balsa and ply structures. I've documented my latest one on a youtube channel (I just had a look for the first time in a while - almost a 1/4 million views! never woulda thought) with "how-to" videos to help others who want to give it a go, so I'll put a couple pics below.

 

Thanks!!! yeah! it is fun seeing what everyones into!

Theres this place near us...(we are close to disneyland, like 10 mins) called Hobby city, they have this shop that has everything you could ever dream of for building model anything! its SOOO cool.
Although I always get into trouble cause they also have a reptile spot and I have always wanted a tortus...my husband would kill me and Im always THHIIIISSSS close to getting one LOL

BUT some day I will have my COW! then I will be happy!
Hes always talking about wanting a motorcycle....I tell him SURE, soon as you have some good life INS and I have my cow! he says im crazy and walks away.