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Old 04-27-2017, 10:50 AM   #1
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Default My rusty Orlandoo Jeep

I used a metal 1:32 diecast Jeep body. Stripped away most of the paint and used the steel wool method of applying rust. Afterwards I hit it with a coat of Rust-Oleumar clear coat.

Lost DT Tire mod combined with the Orlandoo metal shocks made it much more capable.


Pictures don't do the rust justice.

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Old 04-27-2017, 10:57 AM   #2
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How awesome! I just started building my orlandoo jeep. I also want to use a 1/32 die-cast body, can you show me how you mounted the body? Thanks!
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Old 04-27-2017, 11:22 AM   #3
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How awesome! I just started building my orlandoo jeep. I also want to use a 1/32 die-cast body, can you show me how you mounted the body? Thanks!
The body has two screws which I use as the points to keep it on the frame. ( See first picture)

I ground the rear of the frame down just a few millimeters and attached the bumpers using 4 screws. (See picture two) The front of the fame was not modified but the bumper was attached the same way.

In picture two you can see the area in the middle of the rear bumper that has been cut out. That is the first holding point for the body to attach to the frame. (See picture three)

The front uses a small high strength magnet I purchased off ebay. I super glued this inside the front bumper. (See picture four)

Lastly the front screw of the body fits down a tube which was part of the front bumper. (See picture five)

The screw sticks to the magnet and the body is mounted. This also makes removing the body and changing batteries a breeze.

If you need more pictures or me to go into more detail let me know.

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Old 04-27-2017, 10:19 PM   #4
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Nice! Feel any difference with the aluminum shocks at all?
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Old 04-28-2017, 09:13 AM   #5
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Thank you Deeva,
Very nice work! I hope to finish my kit soon. Then I will see about mounting my body.
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Nice! Feel any difference with the aluminum shocks at all?
Huge difference. Besides the fact the stiffness can be adjusted they are much more smooth. They are a must have in my opinion.

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Old 04-30-2017, 02:39 PM   #7
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My shocks just came in today. You're right. They're super smooth. It's crazy how tiny they are!
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My shocks just came in today. You're right. They're super smooth. It's crazy how tiny they are!
Yeah, they are so much better over the stock shocks. If you haven't already, do the Losi DT tire mod. Combined with the shocks it becomes an amazing micro crawler.
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Just waiting for the gas cans now.

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What is the Losi DT tire mod?
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What is the Losi DT tire mod?
Orlandoo P01 and A01 tips, mods, advice and ideas
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