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Model chassis

PSYCH

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Jan 20, 2014
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Location
Sooke, Canada
So I was wondering how to put axles and electronics and all that onto a model chassis? So many people are doing it and it confuses me please help!

They are sumo parts
 
You will have to learn to work with styrene, and bonding it to the model chassis, to locate your running gear on. For example, check how I added styrene plate to this chassis:

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call a local sign shop and ask if they have polystyrene scraps, I got a damn good bit for the low low price of nothing at all
 
You could go with brass too. Its pretty easy to work with and you can solder it with a soldering iron or a small butane torch. Im starting a micro build with a revell jeep wrangler rubicon. I mocked up the body and axles and it was a pretty good fit. Then i found the chassis for the model and copied in in brass. Its not easy to work with micros. It can be frustrating if you dont have a lot of patience. Just take it slow and read up on here for ideas and help.
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Update (Sorta) I have changed my mind and I am trying to find a Ford E-Series model van I got the idea from Off-Road Camper Wars! Ford 4x4 Sportsmobile vs Pace Arrow RV - Dirt Every Day Ep. 18 (Sorry it wont let me put in the link) I live in Canada so if anyone is able to find a 1995-2012 Ford E-Series model van please message me
 
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