My Custom build, or what used to be my Losi Night Crawler... Let me start by saying that I am no machinist. I made all of the custom parts from 1/8 6061 aluminum sheeting using an angle grinder. This resulted in a few of the frame tolerances being less than perfect, but I was ok with that. The store bought parts were made to fit through modification. I wasn't really trying to achieve a scale look, just a more eye pleasing look. I was never a fan of the original body for this vehicle. It will never be a comp rig, but it will suit my needs just fine. The biggest mistake that I made was not leaving enough room in the frame for the battery. Since I am using a hard body, I was able to fit the battery in the back seat of the body. http://johnsaffordablecomputers.com/...r/IMG_2289.JPG http://johnsaffordablecomputers.com/...r/IMG_2290.JPG http://johnsaffordablecomputers.com/...r/IMG_2291.JPG http://johnsaffordablecomputers.com/...r/IMG_2292.JPG http://johnsaffordablecomputers.com/...r/IMG_2293.JPG http://johnsaffordablecomputers.com/...r/IMG_2294.JPG http://johnsaffordablecomputers.com/...r/IMG_2295.JPG |
Re: My Custom build, or what used to be my Losi Night Crawler... Nice work, the front end looks awesome with the eyes on the Jeep. |
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