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  1. I mean, not on the scale of some others on here, but when I was doing my MadInventor inspired "juggernaut/txt with vorza motor" build, I ended up spending a pretty penny on rc4wd prop shafts that were for a wheelie king, and therefore, much too short. The upside, is those spares led to another project
  2. Why is every single thing in life getting progressively worse?
  3. I Made another one. The vibe I was going for was "Comical Juggernaut" The trucks are identical under the bodies, the only difference being that I had some left over Juggernaut axle guards in my spares that I installed to protect the steering (also I bothered to install servos for steering) The hardest part of this build (now that I've done it twice) is getting the links all the right length to both maintain the 210mm wheelbase and keep the shocks vertical.
  4. A bit late, but if you want to fit clod wheels on a txt, you'll need the shorter clod stub axles as well as clod wheel hubs. Everything will bolt right on that way.
  5. I'm in Scarborough, mostly tinkering and trying build stuff out of Juggernaut bits recently so not a lot of driving.
  6. Cool single motor setup. I've been sort of sidetracked with a CC02 idea for the last bit
  7. Same. eff Cancer in particular.
  8. Hilariously, this just made me pull the trigger on a grey one
  9. The plan for the first one was to only have front steer and fab up an "in front of the axle" solution since there isn't much room for the standard BTA setup. For the second one, I'm just gonna use the stock TXT setup, since I have everything already. Still dithering on whether I want to stay with the original mwb plan for the new truck or just make another swb monster with the spare sunny body I have. I would only need to modify the plastic rails and put a few more holes in the aluminum plates as planned. Maybe even a Vorza brushless system as a tribute to @MadInventor who started me down this path in the first place.
  10. Finally some updates. I decided to abandon the cantilever design because it's fiddly and because I prefer the multi-shock look on my monster trucks. Really wish Tamiya had done more parts bin specials with the Jugg/TXT platform.
  11. "limited modelling skills" LIAR!
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