Scale Diff covers So I've been playing around with creating scale diff covers for the back of the axial axles. The problem is keeping it scale while allowing it to mount and keeping it from not hindering when crawling. I've got a few designs in my head and kinda on paper, the scaleness factor is the easy part :mrgreen: My question to the scale crowd is, would this be something your interested in? Would you rather have it glue on and be as scale as possible, or bolt on and loose just a tad less realism then the glue on? |
I took a paint marker to mine, and I think an actual diff cover would look better... glue sounds good, but bolt on would be sweet. |
X2 for bolt-on. 8) |
X3 for bolt on, even though looking at hte axial axles I suppose it will be difficult to do. |
Bolt on would be sweet! Would be nice to dress up those axles. |
If you do make them, put me down for 3 sets |
Bolt on, glue on could maybe rip off if hit hard. |
Bolt on..."thumbsup" |
bolt on here too "thumbsup" I agree that a glued on could rip off |
Bolt on, please. :mrgreen: |
bolt on, but you should do both. great idea by the way.... |
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Some one needs to make, axial axle housing to look like real axles |
bolt on! i shave my axial housings down,to get rid of all the square edges. after i do that,the housing looks a lil better. |
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we need scale looking plastic housings to use the stock axial internals in. |
Those would be cool. Glue and bolt on for options |
anything ever come out of this?? |
X2, I would love an arb diff cover for the axial alxe! |
It will be tuff to make it look scale because of it size....But if it looked right, it would be cool. |
I'd blue that sucker on and just have it clearanced so that you can still unassemble the axle easily. I think making it bolt on would make it much too bulky and thus lose the scale realism of it. |
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