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Old 03-17-2010, 12:58 PM   #41
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Awesome stuff, I might be interested in some leafs!!
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Old 03-17-2010, 01:08 PM   #42
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Awesome stuff, I might be interested in some leafs!!
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Old 03-17-2010, 01:08 PM   #43
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Thanks for the update BLADE. just makes me want mine that much quicker though.....
We hope to have them in stock soon just waiting on material right now.

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Old 03-17-2010, 07:31 PM   #44
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how does the wheelbase of this compare to say, a Mini-T/RC18T body? I'm of the opinion that the Parma panel wagon/grave-digger thing would look exceptionally good being underpinned by micro rock crawler axles, or hell any scale-ish 1:18 lid. invasion of solid axle narrow eyes bajas, anyone?
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how does the wheelbase of this compare to say, a Mini-T/RC18T body? I'm of the opinion that the Parma panel wagon/grave-digger thing would look exceptionally good being underpinned by micro rock crawler axles, or hell any scale-ish 1:18 lid. invasion of solid axle narrow eyes bajas, anyone?
The wheel base is 4" and is slightly adjustable, but I am sure I could offer a longer wheel base setup in the future if there is enough interest. The RC18T looks to be around 6".

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Old 03-18-2010, 12:26 PM   #46
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Nice
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Old 03-18-2010, 12:41 PM   #47
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Pretty awesome
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Old 03-18-2010, 01:34 PM   #48
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It'll be interesting to see how those leaf springs hold up under use; especially with people who are going to run metal bodies on them. It also looks to really be limiting the flex, do you have any flex shots (natural, not force flex?)
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Old 03-18-2010, 06:15 PM   #49
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It'll be interesting to see how those leaf springs hold up under use; especially with people who are going to run metal bodies on them. It also looks to really be limiting the flex, do you have any flex shots (natural, not force flex?)
It is such a small truck they hold up great, and the flex is not a huge amount do to the small scale size but enough to have a dang fun little trail rig. And it should actually do really well with the metal bodies.

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Old 03-18-2010, 09:43 PM   #50
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I too was thinking that it should do well with the metal bodies, might even smooth out the ride a bit. Are there any plans to try and engineer a stock type chassis with links 'n coils? Definitely a good looking chassis; excellent work; can't wait to see some scale builds on this chassis!
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Old 03-18-2010, 09:44 PM   #51
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Useing 4 of the stock 1.6mm screws the tranny is mounted to side rails

Her is the tranny mounted to the chassis

Next put the wheels and tires back on the axles

With the tires and wheels mounted up

I will have more pics tomorrow.

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Old 03-19-2010, 10:54 AM   #52
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Next we will install the servo and receiver tray from the stock Losi Micro crawler, you will
have to shave off the brace on the under side of the receiver tray
with a dremel so that it out of the way.

Mount the servo tray with two of the stock 1.6mm screws from your micro kit
and put 1 of the 5mm m2 philp screws on each side of the chassis to keep the
Receiver tray form rotating down

Next take 4 of the M2 8mm Socket bolts provided with the kit and the 2 flat spacers
and they will be used to mount the servo (the spacers shown in this build are the prototype spacers
actual spacers will be different)

Here you can see the servo mount holes they need to be drilled larger with a #52 bit
so that the M2 8mm socket bolts will thread into the holes

Install bolts as shown


Next install the other Brace from the stock micro crawler kit using
2 of the stock 1.6mm screws




I will have more pics soon.

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Old 03-20-2010, 08:07 PM   #53
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I finally got a minute to post a couple pics today here it is all put together

I found me a chevy Silverado body to use for my build.

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Old 03-22-2010, 09:10 PM   #54
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Here is a picture of the Blade SMC "Scale Micro Chassis" kit with the Silverado body
I still need to do some finishing touches on the body other then that it is
pretty much done.

I will get some video and post it soon.

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Old 03-24-2010, 11:46 AM   #55
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How many pre-orders do you have now?
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Old 03-24-2010, 01:13 PM   #56
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Just wanted update everyone that the preorders should ship by next monday,
and I should have the kits listed as in stock on www.crawlerx.net by this weekend and ready to ship within a couple days of your order.

Also I am still offering a shipping coupon for preorders for a few more days so pm me or email me at sales@crawlerx.net to get the coupon code.


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Old 03-24-2010, 02:04 PM   #57
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Bravo!! Big props Blade. The whole package looks very nicely executed, and the price point is definitely reasonable. I'm subscribed, hopefully you'll get some video up of this little beast.

Where was this a few months back when I built my micro? I just might have to get another one going now. A micro Toyota build would be sweet with this chassis.

The trailer is really nice looking as well...
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Bravo!! Big props Blade. The whole package looks very nicely executed, and the price point is definitely reasonable. I'm subscribed, hopefully you'll get some video up of this little beast.

Where was this a few months back when I built my micro? I just might have to get another one going now. A micro Toyota build would be sweet with this chassis.

The trailer is really nice looking as well...
Thanks bigmike it has been alot of fun working on this little kit and I will get a video made soon.

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Just wanted update everyone that the preorders should ship by next monday,
and I should have the kits listed as in stock on www.crawlerx.net by this weekend and ready to ship within a couple days of your order.

Also I am still offering a shipping coupon for preorders for a few more days so pm me or email me at sales@crawlerx.net to get the coupon code.


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I was wondering about them. Not that I'm impatient(god I wish BLADE would hurry up) or anything...J/K kit looks great cant wait for it to get here....
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I was wondering about them. Not that I'm impatient(god I wish BLADE would hurry up) or anything...J/K kit looks great cant wait for it to get here....
I got the material to the shop tonight, Should have a bunch of them by this weekend and get yours and the others shipped out by Monday, or a bit sooner we will have to see how it goes at the shop over the next couple days.

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