Old buggy revived ( Mugen Bulldog )
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Old buggy revived ( Mugen Bulldog )
Old car refurbished again.
BTW, I custom made the driver for that super narrow buggy cabin I will show that in another post.
BTW, I custom made the driver for that super narrow buggy cabin I will show that in another post.
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- Sort of a cage buggy.
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- Sort of a cage buggy.
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Re: Old buggy revived
No description? What the heck is it?
I am not here cause I am playing photographer and on my mountain bike.
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Re: Old buggy revived
Ha, ha, I thought most experienced RC hobbyist would know this car
This one has changed a lot though, many areas are modified in this car
See this thread http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=9627
This one has changed a lot though, many areas are modified in this car
See this thread http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=9627
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Re: Old buggy revived
Very nice finnishing touch.
No need to check the link here: I immediately recognized your mugen bulldog.
(Why did you start a new thread again for this same car?)
No need to check the link here: I immediately recognized your mugen bulldog.
(Why did you start a new thread again for this same car?)
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Re: Old buggy revived
Mr. Ed:
I only proivde the link because MrLexan asked earlier.
I started a new post on this car because even though this was a re-work of the Mugen Bulldog, this set up has a totally different outcome from the other modification I made earlier. Somehow, this looks more 'proper' than my previous attempt, which looked a bit 'make-shift'.... I hated those Topforce wheels and tires but somehow the tamiya wheel and tire + the graphite cage + wing makes it look just right as a buggy from the 80s.
After all, at this stage I feel more keen to run it and get it going. The MIP differentials are super smooooooth and the mid-differential work super smooth too. Can't wait to run this little guy.
I only proivde the link because MrLexan asked earlier.
I started a new post on this car because even though this was a re-work of the Mugen Bulldog, this set up has a totally different outcome from the other modification I made earlier. Somehow, this looks more 'proper' than my previous attempt, which looked a bit 'make-shift'.... I hated those Topforce wheels and tires but somehow the tamiya wheel and tire + the graphite cage + wing makes it look just right as a buggy from the 80s.
After all, at this stage I feel more keen to run it and get it going. The MIP differentials are super smooooooth and the mid-differential work super smooth too. Can't wait to run this little guy.
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I see it now.... the gear case now looks familiar to me.
I am not here cause I am playing photographer and on my mountain bike.
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Re: Old buggy revived
I cant remember too well, but I think it was from that HPI 4wd truck. The first one HPI made after they started the RS4 series, likely the one after rs4 rally.
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Re: Old buggy revived ( Mugen Bulldog )
Oh my god~ This is too cool!!! I would like to do the same thing for my Bull dog.
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Re: Old buggy revived ( Mugen Bulldog )
Very impressive Bulldog!
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Re: Old buggy revived ( Mugen Bulldog )
Very cool build! Hardly even looks like a Bulldog anymore. I like what you did with the shocks and fitting that body/driver doll, but not so much the wing mods. At the very least, the wing angle probably needs to be raised for it to have any effect.
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Re: Old buggy revived ( Mugen Bulldog )
Looks really impressive. How does it handle? Will you install an undertray?
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