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schofield · 09:08 AM

update:
after about 10 hrs of dremeling my work desk was a mess, but i had everything cut out:

time to clean up and take part count:
the parts are getting fewer and fewer:

i made a jig to keep parts straight, i CA glued them first in place to make sure they work, then drilled and screwed them in place.

here is her stance, with out anything like motors/batteries or servos on it. once everything is put on im hoping the stance will flatten out. then when in the air the rear will move down (like a snowmobile). i will use a bandit body in the end, but for now, an old school hornet body from the mid 80's. the shocks still need to be cleaned/resealed and find the right springs/oil - these are just for mock up now.

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schofield RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 139 Join Date: May 2009 Location: Vermont	update pics - 10.22.2009, 09:06 AM update: after about 10 hrs of dremeling my work desk was a mess, but i had everything cut out: time to clean up and take part count: the parts are getting fewer and fewer: i made a jig to keep parts straight, i CA glued them first in place to make sure they work, then drilled and screwed them in place. here is her stance, with out anything like motors/batteries or servos on it. once everything is put on im hoping the stance will flatten out. then when in the air the rear will move down (like a snowmobile). i will use a bandit body in the end, but for now, an old school hornet body from the mid 80's. the shocks still need to be cleaned/resealed and find the right springs/oil - these are just for mock up now. kEEp It sUrrEAl Last edited by schofield; 10.22.2009 at 09:08 AM.