My mini chopper

[RockBiter]

Hope you all like it, this is my mini chopper built from nothing but eyeglass scraps from work, I made everything you see right down to springs, tires and wheels. http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=291038&stc=1&d=1407473447

 

[CapnSwagga]

Looks really cool. How many hours if you don't mind?

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[Hunter711]

Like! Remind's me of one I built back in the 70's.
Little bigger and different paint scheme. :lmao:
Took 3rd place @ DC Armory Rod and Custom Show.
We didn't have digital camera's back then.

 

[ped453]

lol. I can tell with the rounded corners of the pic

 

[RockBiter]

Looks really cool. How many hours if you don't mind?

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It's hard to say how many hours, it took about two years just scavenging for the perfect parts, if I had all the parts ready to go I would guess maybe 50hrs of soldering polishing and paint, maybe more. The working springer front end was the hardest part to build,and the 3 piece tank and 3 piece fender took a long time as well. Oh the license plate sticker I didn't make, it was a lucky score off a toy.;-)

 

[RockBiter]

Very nice, they are pretty similar.

 

[cody426]

Lakeside Oregon? That's a flashback, I grew up in that little town.

 

[RiceBurner]

Very Cool! Not what I was expecting"thumbsup""thumbsup"

 

[jason]

That's awesome.

 

[nascarkeith]

Wow

 

[RockBiter]

Lakeside Oregon? That's a flashback, I grew up in that little town.

I'm in North Bend now but originally I'm from the West Fork in Allegany AKA Gods country, 210 acres of bliss, Lakeside treated us well though for what it is, strange little town, no cops or street lights.