Hammerhead
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That's cute! Is that a scratch built?
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Propjockey
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He said 'cute', didn't he.
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The hull was built by Brian Furlotte in Allegan, Mi. as his first try as a nitro hull, normally built for electric use. Hard to see in the picture are the specs, a Trinity/Picco/Nova Rossi motor with the Mac pipe but now has a Paris car pipe, Traxxas header, Associated truck fuel tank, Octura strut, prop and flex cable, WHH rudder, home made turn fin and trim tabs and assorted radio equipment with a Hi-Tec TX. Mostly stuff from parts boxes. I'm pretty happy with the way it's turned out so far but still dialing it in. Speed, no real idea but probably in the mid 30's at least.
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TomMoorehouse
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too bad impba can't get their act together and make the a class .129 > 
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