'73 Bronco SCX10 with full interior

[MiteyF]

This is my first ever crawler, and first RC car period since I was about 10. I usually build large, gas, scratch built boats, so I'm not new to RC or even scale, just to cars in general.

Started with a Dingo kit (wanted something fun to mess with in the back yard) about a month or 2 ago, and it has cost me a lot of money and time since then! It's a lot of fun though, and I can't wait for it to warm up a bit so I can go thrash somewhere other than my yard.

The wheelbase is extended to about 12.25" with some homemade 4 links. Just picked up the Axial interior parts tree today, everything else is homemade... antenna, gas can, bumpers, shock towers, battery brackets, radio box/ESC mount plate etc etc.

The paint is piss poor and there are lots of details I could have done better, but I have a bad habit of rushing projects. There are still lots of little things to finish. Dash and light kit is next, both in progress, as well as attaching the door panels. She's definitely not done, but I'll try to update every once and again.

These are all of the pictures I have as of right now. I apologize for the lighting/quality!

[bvrc]

pretty slick!

[Habanero]

Don't see anything wrong with that paint job. Which wheels are those?

[IronGut]

Sweet ride! I just finished masking off the same body for my Ascender. Still trying to figure out how to build an interior (never done one before). Yours is hella sweet. Awesome inspiration!

[cedarbeauregard]

Proline body?

[MiteyF]

Thanks for the kind comments. I'm working on lights right now, which is proving to be tricky, but will hopefully be done within the next week or so, time allowing.

Originally Posted by cedarbeauregard

Proline body?

Yes sir

Originally Posted by Habanero

Don't see anything wrong with that paint job. Which wheels are those?

They are some Axial wheels my LHS had cheap (with tires). I was going to go with some similar GMade wheels (and still may), but for the price I figured I'd bolt these on and see how I liked 'em. I *did* have to get extended Traxxas hex adapters, as the steering linkage was just barely touching the tires with the stock Axial hexes. A bit too much backspacing on these it would seem.