Appex buggy, Libre hardcore buggies.
Flexboardz. Blokarts.
PKD Century Soulflys. NPW's. Nasa Stars.
A few other less flown oddballs,
Line sets from 10" to 328" or 2m to 100m.
worlds only AQR that works.
North American distributor for PKD.
"Kite Bugging is not an addiction until you try to quit".
lol when i was sick a few weeks ago, i was up at like 3am and looney tunes were on! Dude i grew up on those! New cartoons (for kids anyway) kinda
suck.... spongebob is ok but damn... made me feel a little better that morning
(it didnt help with my allergic reaction but i laughed a bit)
PL: Twister II 5.6m, Phantom 15m / 12m, 10m Synergy, JIBE Viper 5.3m, Charger 19m
HQ: Montana 4 12.5m, Apex 3 5m
Flexi: Blade ViP, Rage 1.8m \"lil Pepi!\"
FlexiFoot Bug / FlexDeck / MBS Core 95 / Custom Carbon Fiber MTH \"Monster Door\"
Corsair Crash Test Dummy (QC Suervisor )
My most perfect days have been on Jekyll
All studio animation short depts. were on a stricter budget by the 1950's.
So the only reason as many creative and memorable Warner's toons got produced then was because of
...one Wile E. Coyote!
Roadrunner was a hit, but didn't take as much creativity or scripting (let alone voice talent!)
However, all productions were allotted the same, limited man-hours to produce.
So, the animators and crew at "Termite Terrace" would punch-in one day for more work on the next Roadrunner, (which they already finished) and used the extra hours to perfect the good Bugs stuff.
Some of our childhood memories may owe a lot to "creative bookkeeping!" :karate: