RC10Talk - The Net's Largest Vintage R/C Community

This is just an incredible, jaw-dropping build. I finally had a chance to read through the whole build thread. Amazing. I'm wondering what wheels you used with the Kyosho Scorpion tires? They don't look like the stock Scorpion rear wheels, or are they?

Thanks,
Steve

I know you're trying to replicate a specific paint scheme, but I like your design -- sans the black fade -- MUCH better. It just looks so clean. Love it! I wouldn't change a thing.

Steve

Well, whatever you do, keep the top part of the cage exposed. That's my favorite feature of your build!

Steve

Very nice build! Any idea of who made those aluminum rims?

Thanks,
Steve

Wow, one of my favorite builds on here. Excellent work, as always.

Steve

Beautiful buggy and so happy to see some running shots. You did an amazing job on that body and I love the black wheels.

Steve

Wow, thanks guys. :D Lots of immensely talented folks on here, and I know a lot of my work isn't for the purists out there, so I greatly appreciate the kind words. And, Smoke-Dog, I agree, I'm not a fan of modern space ship and cab-forward buggies. I'm hoping with the RC10 rerelease and other scale-...

Here's a custom project I've been working on using a B2 short chassis roller as a base. It involved removing the center portion of the Tamiya Fast Attack Vehicle chassis and narrowing the B2 chassis, and mating them together in two locations. This project also features Dynotech B3 front carpet arms ...

Another extremely cool project from you! Great job so far.

Steve

Beautiful build. LOVE that paint scheme on the body.

Steve

Hi guys - This A-stamp chassis has been sitting around for a while. I think I bought it from rctenracer. Anyway, I thought I should do something with it, so I'm building a runner with it featuring hex axles all around, RC4WD tires, Gear Head aluminum wheels, a Wild Willy driver head and a lexan Roug...

This has been a fun thread to follow -- thanks! I love that picture you posted of the Bronco in the mud. Very fitting.

Steve

Very nice buggy! I'm looking forward to watching this one progress.

Steve

Great thread and an awesome looking buggy!

Steve

I just realized - how did you get the rear wheels mounted so that they will work with the Tamiya wheels? Fronts I assume you just used the appropriately sized bearings. Hi! My apologies for the delay. I used Tamiya Frog axles and a few spacers. I'm actually going to change them out for either those...