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If you have made, used, or painted a "Soda" body post it here. this will most likely be a short thread. :lol:
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:lol: got mine beat cause you still have the cap on.. but it looks like the back mounts a tad high.

good one man. :mrgreen:

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there is a story behind that car:
http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=6334

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That body reminds me of the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile.

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LowClassCC wrote:If you have made, used, or painted a "Soda" body post it here. this will most likely be a short thread.]
I'm guessing not many at all, if any. That's a fairly Euro thing to do for the narrow chassis cars that are one-offs for high bite tracks.

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Eau Rouge wrote:
LowClassCC wrote:If you have made, used, or painted a "Soda" body post it here. this will most likely be a short thread.]
I'm guessing not many at all, if any. That's a fairly Euro thing to do for the narrow chassis cars that are one-offs for high bite tracks.
yes but this thread was well worth it for the post aconsola made. that thread was before my time and one i had not seen before.. :lol:

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Not mine, but a few from my archives...

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have you seen the b4 and b44 soda bodies lars made?
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Interesting work, but for the amount of labor and work involved, and considering that neither look much different from the $12 stock bodies, I don't see a point. Most pop-bottle bodies I have seen are driven by a need to fit over custom (narrow) chassis or things that aren't stock. I give credit to anyone who does them, though, they are a lot of time and work to pull that off well.

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the lars soda bodies are 18 gram compared to the 38 gram stocker. so it's much lighter. now i do agree that they take work to make but then again vacuum forming bodies also takes work. soda bodies are cheap to make. that is one reason i'm playing with them. i plan to try to make future bodies more defined like the ones above. but seeing how this isn't really costing me anything it don't hurt to pla around with them.

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20 grams difference is .7 of an ounce. Worth it in an off road buggy? Not for my time... ;) :lol:

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:lol: well my goal is to upgrade myself to a vacuum former down the line but when that day comes i should have my mold ready. depending on how bored i get i may even try to make a mold for an rc10. with how often i have my cars on their lid its nice to know i can just recycle an old 2 liter bottle and have a new body.

as far as time goes. since i have my mold made for my durango body it would take all of 10 minutes to dig out everything to make another.

my biggest issue is this. the body i made in the first post was made with a 2 liter bottle. i stopped by the store last week to pick up a coupe 3 liter bottles only to find out that no local store carries 3 liters now. is this common everywhere or just something local to myself? i haven't been out of town lately to be able to check other places to see if they have them still or not.

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Well I did some searching and never found out how to do this. Any places to check out the instructions.

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bigjeepzz wrote:Well I did some searching and never found out how to do this. Any places to check out the instructions.

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