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SpeedAssault · 05:23 PM

MOCKY, that is really cool experience.

Wow , Thank you so much guy. This is huge help.

so great I can use Polystyrene . I hear ya on using the wood for the sections but I dont know how I would get them just right. I dont have a model to copy from. So I thought I would just start shaping my Styrofoam and use my good eye and measuring
At my last job the model dept used some kind of foam to shape the machine,keyboard,etc. I though I would have to figure out the name and then wonder if I could afford it since I lost my job in 2008.

This makes for a challenging long build. I normally don't worry about cost and do what I can to do it the correct way, but I'm low on cash. all this building money comes from selling things, sucks loosing my job.

Thank you SO MUCH again !

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SpeedAssault Building my dream Brushless 4wd 1/5 scale Offline Posts: 311 Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: CA Bay area	01.11.2010, 05:13 PM MOCKY, that is really cool experience. Wow , Thank you so much guy. This is huge help. so great I can use Polystyrene . I hear ya on using the wood for the sections but I dont know how I would get them just right. I dont have a model to copy from. So I thought I would just start shaping my Styrofoam and use my good eye and measuring At my last job the model dept used some kind of foam to shape the machine,keyboard,etc. I though I would have to figure out the name and then wonder if I could afford it since I lost my job in 2008. This makes for a challenging long build. I normally don't worry about cost and do what I can to do it the correct way, but I'm low on cash. all this building money comes from selling things, sucks loosing my job. Thank you SO MUCH again ! Rev=Osi 1/5 4wd 3.5HP 2880watts 6s Scale Super Rock Crawler buggy with MP3 Stereo STREET LUGE video Last edited by SpeedAssault; 01.11.2010 at 05:23 PM.