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The Mega-bug! - aka. 'Sinclair' [the C5] Scorcher
Country Mike replied to JennyMo's topic in The Builds
I got quite excited to see this as the title says Sinclair C5. I have a C5 in pedal only form now and currently on the hunt to electrify the little beggar. Great build again Jenny and you certainly give confidence to us girls to build! Jo x -
Did some rock crawling with the mn d91 Land rover swb and it didnt break! Did order some metal prop shafts for it tho. March will bring an alloy gearbox and some metal parts (maybe) or I may save for a cc01. I want cheap trail/rock abilities and not break the bank and i'm stuck between doing up the mn d91 as an alloy beauty or a tamiya. I must say the mn d91 is miles more robust than a wpl but youre kinda stuck with the body and I so want a Unimog. Decisions.....
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So awesome Jenny and you inspire us all. x
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Fitted a servo and speed contoller to m MND90 project truck.
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A kubel or a 181 trekker.
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New: 58660 1/18 Dynahead 6x6 (G6-01TR chassis) and more.
Country Mike replied to Mokei Kagaku's topic in General discussions
I'd love a set to allow better clearance for my orv. -
I wished I hadnt seen this! I've hummed and arr'd if to get one for the orv chassis.
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I watched a prog about the MR2 and the rear engine bay was essentially a Toyota corolla subframe, chassis, box, engine and suspension were grafted onto the bodyshell of the mr2 all be it with the steering locked off.
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Sweet! I'll be adding them to crimbo list. I hate the stance of it. Next up: I saw a japanese guy have an anti roll bar on the rear. Apparently tamiya, it locked the bar to those holes mid arm, clamped to the back of the gear box and went around to the other arm. He also had an adaptor on the front suspension so a damper sat horizontally and acted on both arms. I found it on instagram and awaiting reply to part numbers from him.
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DF02 front drive shaft spnning loose?
Country Mike replied to Fabia130vRS's topic in General discussions
one way bearing that allows 4wd but rear wheel breaking. Cool centre diff i'd say. -
can you tweak the wheels so the rear is out as far as the front? It bugs me that the front track is wider.
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Wow that brings back memories of my old mk2. Dont forget the oil stains on the bonnet inside from the dipstick and breather. I cant tell you how much I love the RS1800.
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I always liked the Dyanne by Citroen
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Brats are beautiful. Nice job x
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58059 Porsche 959 original body building / painting project
Country Mike replied to Truck Norris's topic in The Builds
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Grastens Builds (and Runs) the Lancia 037 Rally (TA-02S)
Country Mike replied to Grastens's topic in The Builds
Really enjoyed reading this build thread and my hat is off to you for your courage and staying power. Be proud! -
So Long, And Thanks For All The Fish!
Country Mike replied to Granddad Stinky's topic in General discussions
dont go, i've just returned -
I came to my senses and binned the chinesium rubbish and back with an ORV !! I've missed tamiya so so much. Can grandpa stinky personally hit me next time I go into Chinese rubbish.
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WLToys 12428 Mod Log. An ongoing story.
Country Mike replied to Granddad Stinky's topic in Other makes
Looking good👍 -
Also a very belated thank you to @Granddad Stinky for the pinion for my God Knows what it's classed as feiyue thingy.
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WLToys 12428 Mod Log. An ongoing story.
Country Mike replied to Granddad Stinky's topic in Other makes
Makes you wonder what approx tolerances the machines they use to build these parts are set to! -
WLToys 12428 Mod Log. An ongoing story.
Country Mike replied to Granddad Stinky's topic in Other makes
The engineering tolerances are close to the nearest potato sometimes with these parts. I watched a guy fit an all alloy front and he had to re engineer the whole lot. -
SRB Cage Racer - aka. Mjolnir (the heavy metal Hammer)
Country Mike replied to JennyMo's topic in The Builds
Tinned copper wire could be used to form a circuit while following the contours of your chassis mimicking brake lines. Paint the wire black or leave it silver. -
No sorry, I sold it.