well i have finished the upper shelves and i got some of the bottoms under the bench finished. there isn’t much more to go. i’m very excited to be able to have this place to be able to work on the cars. one of my favorite finishing touches to the shop has got to be the vintage posters i am putting up. it just gives it that real world shop feel.

well i have gone and done it. i have increased the low class budget racing product line. everything that we sell are also things we use on our own rc cars. were not here to sell crap that we wouldn’t use. what does this look like walmart? just because we have low prices doesn’t mean we sell cheap crap. so be sure you check out our for sale page to see what all we have to offer.

Well here is my first finished mold. this is a standard wing for a 10th scale buggy. i figured this would be one of the most important molds i would need seeing that i spend the percentage of my track time upside down. i have still not finished the vacuum former as of yet but when i do get it complete can any one tell me what i will be pulling first on the former?

well i finally finished the main counter top. i just ran short on wood and wasn’t able to finish the upper shelves as you can see. i’m not  far from having them finished though. i also have the floor on the counter’s bottom framed up. so all that’s left down there is to get the wood to finish it all up. i’m just about out of paint also. so paint is something else to add to my list of needed supplies.

well here’s the newest update i have so far. i have started painting the unfinished bench on the other side of the shop. i have also got a lot of the cars, tools, and equipment moved to it new place. i still have a lot of counter that is not covered with posters/polycarbonate but that’s only a matter of time.

i also just needed a place to site mu bolink spring car and just happened to sit it in front of the vintage mini poster for it. i didn’t notice it until i was taking pics so i made a point to snap a shot of it sitting there.