mp44_tom
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And the final step !!!!
And here she is !!!!
I must say I loved to put this one together....
here a small youtube film where you can see her run
I hope you like the build... sorry for the delay but it's finally complete
And I'm working on my next project, The Cheetah !!!!
Cheers
Tom
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Only 2 steps to go
Step 31 , final construcion of the body
And again the parts needed
And the final result
That concludes the build of the body.... only thing left is putting the parts together, and she's ready to roll !!!
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And lets get on with it......
Step 30, the front lights and wind shield
The parts needed
And construction of the windshield
And front lights
Not too much but getting there
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And lets continue with step 29, which involves the driver , and fitting the lower body to the upper body.
here the parts involved
hardly noticable, but B10 and B11 are attached here
and the lower body attached to the upper body
and here a few pictures of the assembled and painted driver.
the body without driver
and with......
hope you like the painting of the driver
Tom
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Soooo here is step 28, the seat assembly
with of course first the parts needed
and the lower body
here the seats and parts are painted
and assembled to the lower body
detail of the seat and fire extinguisher
and seen from the rear
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Guys.....
I noticed i never finished this topic......
I shall finish it..... sorry fot the looooooong delay :)
Tom
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And step 27
let's get on with the body... it's pretty fragile, so I hope I don't destoy the car with the first test runsParts
The back part mounted and inforced with some evergreen strips.....
and detailling the dashboard
looks pretty good if you ask me
the fuel lid I presume
and an overview of the upper body mounted and painted....
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Scale is 1/12.... and unfortunately this is my only ine... so nothing to compare it to....
Anyway time to get on with the showHere step 26Not more then putting the parts of the previous steps together.As you can see I put the right Jerry Can the other way around... just liked it more this wayTom- 1
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And lets get on with 25
The partsJerry cansThe trunkrear bumperfront bumperPerhaps you can see that the racks are mounted in a way that they are not straight.... I didn't think this was very niceSo I cut the rack.Mounted this looseAnd afterwards munted this in an angle of 90 degrees !Looks a lot better to be honestAnd the end result.I also took the liberty of changing the pins on one Jerry can,Otherwise they are mounted in the same way, I like the look of this betterAlso the hook is not mounted yet... I'm still looking for a small chain for this.....Unfortunately no hobby store in the neighbourhood....Any chance anyone got something lying around ????Tom -
Finaly, lets get on with the body
Step 24 (It's about time isn't ithere the body partsand the small parts that need to be mounted... you have to cut the wire mesh yourselfMounted and paintedTom -
And to complete the chassis, step 23
with the parts.....
And the end result of the chassis
just a few more detail pictures
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Here Step 22, the adjustment of the torsion bars,
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Thanks !! Yep, will paint the body like the original !
I forgot to put in step 21, But I guess you understand that I really did this
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And the installation in Step 20
The servo arm
And how it looks like put together!!! ready to run !!
Tom
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The scale of the Vehicle is 1/12 !, and yes, I will refer to the boxart... (just the way I ike it )
Lets get on with step 19
Step 19 ???? yeah, well not reaaly a build stepMore like testing th transmitterand receiver.....I will be using an Acoms transmitter, with a Tamiya TRU-02 receiver, a TEU-104BK Speed controller, and for now a Futaba S3003 servoAnd the parts.... thank God it all works fineTom -
Glad to see that it is read
So lets go on with step 18, the front underguard.... something that I will definately need with my driving skills
The partsand mountedLike I said, I don't find it very appealing on the model, but i will mount it, to minimize damage when driving itTom -
And step 17
The chassis is nearing its completionparts for fixing the chassis later onand the tyres with 5 screws eachand completed (upper view)sort of sideviewTom- 4
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Yup, indeed, the suspension system is very typical for the XR311 / Cheetah design..... and I must say it works quite well
anyway, lets get on with step 16
Step 16, the tyresthe parts (this sprue times 2 of course)and the tyres (total x 4 of course) The rims have been painted in the correct colourtakes some effort to put the middle piece in the tyreand the endresult.... the rims don't have to be glued, because they will be held together by the screwsTom- 2
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And let's get on with 15 right away, the rear suspension
Same set of parts as step 14And put together, it almost doesn't fit anymore on my A3 cutting mat.....Tom- 1
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Thanks guys, let's continue then with step 14
The torsion bar setupThis is also the biggest improvement on the original XR311 / Cheetah designThe old ones were plastic torsion bars which had the tendency to break, so they were replaced by metal ones (part BP-2)step 14 !!The partsand the resultDidn't put tension on it yet, otherwise the legs will be in the upper positionTom -
And I'll continue with 13 right away....
The parts (lets start with Gear B,and the result..... sorry for the bad picture, don't look at it too long or else you're gonna be sickand like I said with step 12, the same pictureTom- 2
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Hi Guys
Well, at least there is interest, and that motivates me enough to continue
So let's continue with step 12
The RS 540 motorThe partsAnd I made some pictures, but the lighting was totally wrong, so this is actually the picture of part 13......Tom- 3
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Ah yes, it's up and running now.... anyone want me to finish this report here ?? (I admit that I forgot.... )
Tom
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and what the heck, lets go on with step 11The rear suspension
The parts
and again the result
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Wanted: Part U5 for XR311
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do you have them already? Or are you still looking for them......
cheers
Tom