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Old 03-07-2010, 11:33 PM   #1
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Default Where to get more body info

First I'm posting here cause I am new to all this, I realize it might be moved to the body section, just wanted to be on the safe side.

1. Do all 1:10 Scale bodies work with axial RTR?

2a. Am I correct in reading that some are using bodies from Wal-mart, Radio Shack, etc. from cheap R/C vehicles.

2b. How do you know it will work?

3. Where do I find a "hardbody"?

4. Do all 1:10 scale car bodies work? Someone on here had a Subaru(see I did use search, LOL)

5. Styrene? That makes a "hardbody"? So I can make my own!!!?? 'splain that process, start to finish if possible.

6. Can I take the paint off my RTR Original or is that a dumb idea?

7. Chevy S-10, Colorado, Blazer S-10, Trailblazer, Chevy Nomad, Dodge Nitro, Dodge Magnum, Ford Flex, or other SUV types, are they out there?

8. Experience with using Bull-Dog and painting on the outside?(might be another dumb idea).

I think that is all for now, I had a whole list in my head, but I'm kinda tired. Thanks for your help in advance. I am really getting way ahead of myself but my new RTR can't arrive soon enough. I know just by reading the body is the last thing I should be concerned with but I still wanna look b!tc!n' while I'm crawling around.


2 General forum questions/comments.

1. more stickies cause I have searched a lot of things, and there is so much info its hard to weed through to get the "right" answer.

2. I understand why new people can't sell/buy on the forum, but does that have to include not being able just to view the posts in there, to get price examples and see whats out there?
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Old 03-07-2010, 11:43 PM   #2
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First I'm posting here cause I am new to all this, I realize it might be moved to the body section, just wanted to be on the safe side.

1. Do all 1:10 Scale bodies work with axial RTR?

2a. Am I correct in reading that some are using bodies from Wal-mart, Radio Shack, etc. from cheap R/C vehicles.

2b. How do you know it will work?

3. Where do I find a "hardbody"?

4. Do all 1:10 scale car bodies work? Someone on here had a Subaru(see I did use search, LOL)

5. Styrene? That makes a "hardbody"? So I can make my own!!!?? 'splain that process, start to finish if possible.

6. Can I take the paint off my RTR Original or is that a dumb idea?

7. Chevy S-10, Colorado, Blazer S-10, Trailblazer, Chevy Nomad, Dodge Nitro, Dodge Magnum, Ford Flex, or other SUV types, are they out there?

8. Experience with using Bull-Dog and painting on the outside?(might be another dumb idea).

I think that is all for now, I had a whole list in my head, but I'm kinda tired. Thanks for your help in advance. I am really getting way ahead of myself but my new RTR can't arrive soon enough. I know just by reading the body is the last thing I should be concerned with but I still wanna look b!tc!n' while I'm crawling around.


2 General forum questions/comments.

1. more stickies cause I have searched a lot of things, and there is so much info its hard to weed through to get the "right" answer.

2. I understand why new people can't sell/buy on the forum, but does that have to include not being able just to view the posts in there, to get price examples and see whats out there?
1) depends on which rtr, also, no not all fit

2a)yes
2b) wheelbase measurements

3) Tamiya makes most hardbodies, rpphobbies has em

4) again, refer to the first answer

5) yes, idk the process

6) there is a method with DOC3 brake fluid, but try it at ur own risk

7) there are some, but again u can make ur own

im concused.. huh?
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