Carisma scale adventure rig!

[drzjohn]

Originally Posted by Yeti.stealth

1960's Toyota Stout?

Looks like the Carisma team had a great debut at the fix 12 hour enduro in Austria with there new RTR scaler. Info on their fb.
The body lost a mirror, wiper and rear bumper in the process.

That is all that fell off during its 12 hour debut at the Fix. Nothing on the chassis broke or fell off. For a sub $300
rig that is fully RTR Is pretty darn good

[Ditchrat]

Looks to be an international from the mid 70's

[Natedog]

Originally Posted by clm

If the nose on the axles were longer I would almost swear they had Twin Hammer axles front and rear... and that trans looks like it was lifted directly out of some 2wd vehicle, it still has the mount bracket that would likely bolt to the shock tower bulkhead on it's back. I greatly congratulate them for the non standard body! It is a wonderfully ugly truck!

Looking again, those axles even have the little cover on the end like the Twin hammers diffs, I would say they are either cloned or modified and made by the same chinese manufacturer... Depending on width you may be able to take one of those fronts and make a twin hammer based bomber-like-crawler heh

X2, rear Twammer axles front and rear. Driveshafts look sweet, nice high clearance if they are strong. I like it, more crawlers! Love the body!!! What wheelbase is it?

Originally Posted by Yeti.stealth

1960's Toyota Stout?

Looks like the Carisma team had a great debut at the fix 12 hour enduro in Austria with there new RTR scaler. Info on their fb.
The body lost a mirror, wiper and rear bumper in the process.

Winner! 1960s Toyota Stout, friend's dad had one back when and it was sweet, a mini truck with decent room inside and love the ugly looks!

More details, when and how much please!

[Brake Weight]

Good call on the Toyota. Lol. Another fugging Yoder.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_Stout

[Natedog]

Yes, but not another....one of my favorite Yoters!

It's got Honcho sliders/mounts and Honcho/Ascender wire manager clips on the frame rails.

[clm]

It may be another Toyota, but it is quite far outside the normal 1/10 scale Toyota box of normality

[Brake Weight]

Originally Posted by Natedog

Yes, but not another....one of my favorite Yoters!

I never knew it existed.

Originally Posted by clm

It may be another Toyota, but it is quite far outside the normal 1/10 scale Toyota box of normality

It makes me want one a little more. But I don't mind waiting longer.

[Natedog]

Hehe, first time I saw one, we we're all, "wth is it?" I'll at least buy the body if WB is good for my chassis.

[Yeti.stealth]

Originally Posted by drzjohn

That is all that fell off during its 12 hour debut at the Fix. Nothing on the chassis broke or fell off. For a sub $300
rig that is fully RTR Is pretty darn good

12hrs! Pffft, my boy could tear those parts off after 12 mins!

Good effort by the Carisma team, I'm interested in the kit, CMS, battery up front.....

[Ditchrat]

Originally Posted by Yeti.stealth

12hrs! Pffft, my boy could tear those parts off after 12 mins!

Good effort by the Carisma team, I'm interested in the kit, CMS, battery up front.....

Mine too, great feeling

[drzjohn]

Originally Posted by Natedog

Hehe, first time I saw one, we we're all, "wth is it?" I'll at least buy the body if WB is good for my chassis.

The wheelbase is 280mm

[drzjohn]

Originally Posted by Yeti.stealth

12hrs! Pffft, my boy could tear those parts off after 12 mins!

Good effort by the Carisma team, I'm interested in the kit, CMS, battery up front.....

We didn't hold back on any of it

[Natedog]

Originally Posted by drzjohn

The wheelbase is 280mm

11.023", ok thanks.

[Brake Weight]

Originally Posted by Natedog

11.023", ok thanks.

Lol.

[Natedog]

Approximately lol.

[Brake Weight]

Originally Posted by Natedog

Approximately lol.

I've managed to convert over to metric for the small things. Call me lazy then. For the bigger projects like carpentry stuff I use an 'engineer' tape measure. No inches on it as the foot is divided by ten and then by ten again. It makes reading it faster and easier to remember when cutting because there's no more fractions. 3' 3 5/8" would read 3.30'.

[Traildriver]

Chassis looks like "Carson Mountain Warrior"?

[IVIaarten]

Originally Posted by Brake Weight

I've managed to convert over to metric for the small things. Call me lazy then. For the bigger projects like carpentry stuff I use an 'engineer' tape measure. No inches on it as the foot is divided by ten and then by ten again. It makes reading it faster and easier to remember when cutting because there's no more fractions. 3' 3 5/8" would read 3.30'.

Dividing by 10 does make sense doesn't it. Almost sounds like metric ;)

[BigSki]

Originally Posted by IVIaarten

Dividing by 10 does make sense doesn't it. Almost sounds like metric ;)

decimal inch.

[Brake Weight]

Originally Posted by BigSki

decimal inch.

Foot tenths.