calcagno45
RCC Addict
Great job on that engine. Those injector lines look perfect.
-
Welcome to RCCrawler Forums.
It looks like you're enjoying RCCrawler's Forums but haven't created an account yet. Why not take a minute to register for your own free account now? As a member you get free access to all of our forums and posts plus the ability to post your own messages, communicate directly with other members, and much more. Register now!
Already a member? Login at the top of this page to stop seeing this message.
Unimog 6x6 with portals
- Thread starter cooper_xl
- Start date
Thanks!
While the fake engine and the rest of the parts are getting done outside the car, one more important thing has to be done: make it run properly!
The cab has new mounting points(4 screws inside the inner fenders) and attached the bed on the chassis.
The bed tips to change batteries, that sit above the middle axle,between the frame rails
And off to the trail!!
You did a great job on making this build, copying the detail of the real unimog frame, how the springs attach is great and axle portals too....
The only thing id change is a little bit bigger tires for 1/10th scale look like 2.2's rc4wd micholin tires, the stock unimog tires is 42-46"
The only thing id change is a little bit bigger tires for 1/10th scale look like 2.2's rc4wd micholin tires, the stock unimog tires is 42-46"
AnimalHippie
RCC Addict
Awesome build brother! keep up the great work!
While the bay is slowly being completed, did something else:
This printed wheel is a copy of the Gmade SR02 already in the truck but thin as possible to fit under the bed as the real one
Just needs a mount welded on the chassis
This printed wheel is a copy of the Gmade SR02 already in the truck but thin as possible to fit under the bed as the real one
Just needs a mount welded on the chassis
Hi guys!
I'm on "vacaciones" and can't work on trucks but I've got a 3d printer so can stockpile on parts to apply later
I'm fairly new to printing and 3d modeling so have to start with simple stuff,like a license plate:
quick paint:
A battery is also useful to fill the engine bay. This one it's not my design
I'm on "vacaciones" and can't work on trucks but I've got a 3d printer so can stockpile on parts to apply later
I'm fairly new to printing and 3d modeling so have to start with simple stuff,like a license plate:
quick paint:
A battery is also useful to fill the engine bay. This one it's not my design
Very nice work my friend! Turned out perfectly.
Hi!
Long time without updates
So, the truck spends too much time on the shelf. Took it to the trails 2 times in one year
But, even like that, the truck needs updates,one being a slightly larger fuel tank and the other, adding a rear canvas to the bed, because it was one of my initial requirements,even before the start of the project
The idea is to look like this:
My current bed is fine but i've scrapped the idea of the canvas before because there's no way I can put functional hooks on the thin aluminum that's on the bedsides so I'll make a brand new bed for this purpose
This time, I'll print the bedsides because of my current personal situation, and doing the floor and struture as before,with wood and PVC sheet
2 prints, 1 side:
How the corners would look like
Giving some wooden texture to the PVC
Small nails to mimic round head bolts securing the planks
Black for panel gaps
Painted in a colour that should be brown but it's more like dark olive drab so it will stay
Next is prepping the sides to paint and attach
Long time without updates
So, the truck spends too much time on the shelf. Took it to the trails 2 times in one year
But, even like that, the truck needs updates,one being a slightly larger fuel tank and the other, adding a rear canvas to the bed, because it was one of my initial requirements,even before the start of the project
The idea is to look like this:
My current bed is fine but i've scrapped the idea of the canvas before because there's no way I can put functional hooks on the thin aluminum that's on the bedsides so I'll make a brand new bed for this purpose
This time, I'll print the bedsides because of my current personal situation, and doing the floor and struture as before,with wood and PVC sheet
2 prints, 1 side:
How the corners would look like
Giving some wooden texture to the PVC
Small nails to mimic round head bolts securing the planks
Black for panel gaps
Painted in a colour that should be brown but it's more like dark olive drab so it will stay
Next is prepping the sides to paint and attach
So, I've scratchbuilt a fuel tank. I think it looked good enough but seemed a bit small. So I've copied the shape, enlarged it a bit and printed. That was some time ago but today picked it again to apply some paint and did something else
see the mounts below the tank?
Now it needs the metal mounts to the chassis and the fuel cap
see the mounts below the tank?
Now it needs the metal mounts to the chassis and the fuel cap
Last edited:
