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Your going right off the map with this project , all I can offer is to wish you luck .

It all looks to be printed , the 959 is described as fused nylon , that's selective laser sintering or multi jet Fusion , either way printed , the tires are described as having divots on the back face from the production method or in other words support material , I'd presume they are resin printed ...

The other thing about the tires without seeing them would be the quality , if they are resin printed they will look pretty flawless from one side but if they are FDM printed they will not be anything like the same finish as injection moulded tires even on the good side and without seeing a genuine p...

Baby Brushless motor. Next to a 380 for scale.

Little video of the little BL motor in the grasshopper .
https://youtu.be/wMCPv3T5Z-0

Couldn't help myself, just kept coming back for another look at the Sledgehammer, so digging the monstrous heat sinks on the ESC

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Pretty sure I found pulleys with 3mm bore that I drilled out the 3.2 for pinion/pulleys , probably easier than finding the sleeve or at least more economic .

Think I know where I'm emigrating to.

I also thought the print was rough compared to yours. The price was great, but the quality was something to be desired. I think they probably used the smaller machine on the part. I think it took 90 minutes to print. A smaller machine could actually help quality as many of the moving parts are smal...

Well done on the win !

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Another problem with making the above part to be soldered/melted on is that its not the same plastic and might not work well or have the same melting point .

If you have any you could try acetone(nail varnish remover) on a piece of the plastic and see if it softens or melts it , if so then ABS would work . Alternatively I could make the rivet part longer and it could be melted into a rivet head , problem then is that the decals go over the joint .

Calling @Dinglem , I'm not the expert but for UK based stuff Dinglem is the man to ask , I know Demon made some very early on as did Marfet and Nosram .