XRAY - Model racing cars

We know that the manuals are acutally the best on the market. The manuals are probably the most clearly made manuals on the market or one of the best at least. Trust me I recently built a 1/10 scale Yokomo car and also a Tamiya 1/10 Scale offroad car and I was wishing I knew Japanese. I would like to see a labeling system for the bags that would be a little easier to figure out. The problem with the current system is is has two labels on the bag. A random like number and also the instruction bag number 1.1, 2.2 How about just Bag A, Bag B, etc. Maybe there is a good reason for current system. I would even suggest it to be organized like this, Step A (Front and Rear Differentials. Start with Bag A-1, then bag A-2, etc. Probably would not be wasting my time typing all of this but I know Rocco takes the time to read everyones postings and second I know that Mr Hudy seems to read a great deal of the Postings, where else can you find such a connection between the lead engineer and the customer. Maybe a company like Toyota or Honda.
Rob Knasel

Putting the instructions on PDF is a wonderful idea. And more easily updated to accomodate the annual upgrades. I'd like to see it go one step further and have the CDrom instructions come with short vid clips of what things are supposed to look like and SOUND like. While the Hudy kits do not often come with engines, this would still help. Videos would also help demonstrate the use of the setup stand. I would think the Team drivers could help with this. IT would also serve as another chance to showcase the Superiority of the xray. ...."Here's .........(ME! )........ winning another race with the XT8..." y'all get the idea.

I experienced the story of not finding the "insert" for the upgraded parts. Damned near put me in a straight-jacket. But as the manual flew across the room in a full-blown conniption fit, the insert fell out. Once I had that it all became more clear and the build proceeded. Missing only a couple of parts.

At the VERY least when updated instructions become available, they "could be" mailed out in sticker form to all those who take the time to register their product.(Along with a fresh Xray/Hudy sticker pack of course )