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Old 03-02-2011, 10:54 AM   #1
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Well I have been shacked up doing some work on a new little project.

My old Jeepster is no mas. I tore it apart for this....


I have pics of the entire build process, but those will come later.


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More to come.
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Old 03-02-2011, 11:30 AM   #2
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ohh yeah, this looks like it's going to be good!
Got a shot of the underside?
I'm starting a scale build myself and still trying to figure out how to mount the skid
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Old 03-02-2011, 11:50 AM   #3
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Well I have been shacked up doing some work on a new little project.
I have pics of the entire build process, but those will come later.

More to come.
Sound's & looks like your off to Great start. I will be watching for more pic's.

I've got a Scaler w/leaf spring's build on my list gonna happen in the next week or so?
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Old 03-02-2011, 11:58 AM   #4
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The leafs are good looking for sure. But I have no idea WTF im doing so, we shall see.

Tonight is going to involve a 6pack and figuring how to mount the leafs to the axles.

Im thinkin of copying Dr.Kustoms idea on his lil yota.

Then i can re-solder my ESC and motor, and make the Drive shafts out of some alluminum.

then this weekend, the girl is gonna help me paint up all the details for the interior and body.

I am stoked, w the front seats and a lil styrene, i am going to be able to hide the trans pretty well.

Ill post some more pics tomorrow, and then post up all the styrene work I did on the shackles etc,etc.
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Old 03-02-2011, 03:41 PM   #5
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So i had this granduerous plan of taking pics of every step along the way w/ my 5mp camera, and making one long build post....

But im not one of the cool kids w/ patience... So i get all giddy w/ the shitty cell cam.

Its sitting a little high, but my leafs are adjustable.

I may just be able to spread them , or I may need to shorten the actual leaf a little bit.

either way, that will come after I solder evrything and make some ally shafts





Now i just have to;

mount the servo under the hood, work the steering link, come up w/ a color scheme for the interior and body, then actually paint all the seats, dash, displays, floor (may use felt and wood) and the exterior. .
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Are you going to shave the fenders to better fit the wheels?
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Old 03-02-2011, 04:07 PM   #7
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Lookin good Bob.
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Old 03-05-2011, 08:34 AM   #8
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So I got the leafs drilled and mounted to the axles. I had to re-work the front leafs and their shackles.


I also got ALL my electronics installed soldered and ready to go, but you cant see them!


I just have to take it all apart 1 more time and paint everything. I left room over the servo to mount all the model engine parts, and threaded the fan to go in the servo hole.

Im gonna have 3 piles today, One flat black, one silver, and one candy red.

here is my base/inspiration for this build.
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So you are not keeping it white and sourcing a 3"tall scary black man??????
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So you are not keeping it white and sourcing a 3"tall scary black man??????
The girl wont let me.....

I wanted to like, put bloody plastic in the back and make a mini OJ

could do a low speed chase w/ it......


But i need her to paint all the itty details because of my fingers. And she picked the flat black scheme.

I mean Flat black, im not arguing.
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It will turn out good! Looking foward to it.
But, since it is what it is, it had to be said? i mean shiat, you could really scale that bugger out with little body bags, little gloves and a kitchen knife laying on the seat.
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Im really sorry the pix suck, but I should have some good, non cell cam pics up today or tomorrow.





I still have to figure out the steering link, and build a tube bumper and tow bar as well as a tube frame for the back.

but is finially coming together the way i want it to!
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Hey now that's looking sweet Bob, it's a great scale RC model with a cool engine compartment and perfect stance. All these hot scale Micro builds lately are making me want one. But you did say pick a nice color, not to be picky but black isn't a color man.. JK it's hot.
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Im fawkin pissed no one likes my micro.....

I have to get some pics of it out side w/ better lighting.


I have put a lot of work into this little thing, and the pics just look like poo.


I still have a lot to do, so there will be more, and hopefully better pics soon
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I really like the Bronco! You need the CAC wheels on there. I have a set on my 1:1 Bronco. Save the BWD for the comper.

It would be cool to put cut out fender flares on there. You know, just to enlarge the wheel wells a bit. It is sitting on the chassis at a good height. I can't see a bunch of frame under the body in the side shot. Which is good, cuz body lifts are gay as hell.

I may have to build a micro scaler... I likes!
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I really like the Bronco! You need the CAC wheels on there. I have a set on my 1:1 Bronco. Save the BWD for the comper.

It would be cool to put cut out fender flares on there. You know, just to enlarge the wheel wells a bit. It is sitting on the chassis at a good height. I can't see a bunch of frame under the body in the side shot. Which is good, cuz body lifts are gay as hell.

I may have to build a micro scaler... I likes!
fender flares, like these?







and you have a link for the cac wheels?

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Im fawkin pissed no one likes my micro.....
I like it Bob.

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and you have a link for the cac wheels?
Good price on them right now.
http://www.rpphobby.com/SearchResult...h=micro+wheels
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Where did you get the Bronco body? I gotta have one. I have the same 1:1 body style and its flat black too. With the CAC wheels, its identical.

Its my tough truck actually. Just broke it bad the other weekend racing it in the stadium at the annual Monster Truck show they have here. Great truck but we really bent the whole suspension. Crowd loved it cuz I had to run the rest of the track.
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I like it Bob.



Good price on them right now.
http://www.rpphobby.com/SearchResult...h=micro+wheels

Thank you! your opinion matters to me.

but damn, I should asked you to PM me the link, they're all sold out now!!

But thank you all for that suggestion, holy shnit, those rims are badass.

are they true beadl ocks/ or gluers?

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Where did you get the Bronco body? I gotta have one. I have the same 1:1 body style and its flat black too. With the CAC wheels, its identical.

Its my tough truck actually. Just broke it bad the other weekend racing it in the stadium at the annual Monster Truck show they have here. Great truck but we really bent the whole suspension. Crowd loved it cuz I had to run the rest of the track.
Well I bought it @ a hardware store for $20

you can find it here, and many other places!

http://www.hobbylinc.com/htm/mon/mon857214.htm


Well, my steering idea didnt work out.

so i dremmeld the shit out of it, took the servo out, mounted back on the axle and everything is fine and dandy.

BUT, w/ the servo on the axle, i now get to use the ENTIRE scale model engine.

so Ill have a lot of pics in the next few days
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