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Thanks!!! I also shot some short films.

Took my TT02B to the woods to kick up some dust

I feel that TT-02B with WR-02CB wheels would be a good choice.

Thanks! Tires are from Carisma GT16, with a diameter and width of 78mm * 42mm, It drives quite well, with a speed similar to the 13.5T car on the same track, but because the track is not yet completed, there is a lot of dust on the track, which makes it easy to slip. And I installed DRS on this car, and the effect is quite obvious on the corner. Here is the video:

I took my comical Avante special edition to the track and ran a test run.

Thank you for your compliment! I am also looking forward to your work being published!

Your work is great!！！ I think this is more interesting than Tamiya’s Hornet evo!

I use TENSHOCK D132F servo on my GB-01,It works well,but still needs to cut the servo ear to fit in the chassis.

TAMIYA 70112 1/24 Mini Rough RIDER / Buggy Champ (youtube.com) This video was shot by a single person. It was really difficult to control two transmitters at the same time. It took many shots to get a barely satisfactory shot. Therefore, most of the shots can only be shot using fixed camera positions. Because the Tamiya 70112 gearbox has a very large gear ratio (high gear 30:1, low gear 63:1). So even when using a 130 motor, the rear end of the car will jump due to excessive torque at the start, which looks very funny. I hope you like it.

I just found someone is selling them,both front and back axle for CNY389 ,about 55 usd.

The parts of CR01 are currently out of stock in the Chinese market. I am also preparing to build a CR01 recently, so I searched for CR01 parts in our online store and found that most of them are already out of stock. Only the axle housing can be purchased. There are not many players of CR01 here, and CR01 parts are not commonly seen in the second-hand market. The front axle and gears seem to be out of stock and may need to be purchased from Yahoo Japan.

Thanks!I use Caster's 1/16 S16B/S16T chassis.This chassis is narrow enough in the front then the comical avante body can cover it well.I also extend the wheelbase to 180mm to fit this body,the origin wheelbase of this chassis was little short for comical avante.

It's a very meticulous job！ Remaking a chassis is a very complex task, especially in terms of measurement work. I remember seeing someone launch a metal body for a hot shot before. But personally I think it's too heavy for the hot shot, and the heavy use of aluminum alloy parts will put a lot of work burden on other plastic parts, making them more susceptible to damage. I have also purchased some FRP boards before, and it is important to take protective measures when cutting them. Glass fiber debris is a very dangerous thing for the lungs. I think your repair work is really awesome!

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After a long process of work, it has finally been completed. It runs quite smoothly, with good handling on both gravel and flat roads. I used 2838 4400kv brushless motor &FUTABA s3003 servo. It differs from the TAMIYA GF01CB version: 1.Lower body and center of gravity. 2.Active aerodynamic wing. 3.Movable head of the driver figure. 4.AVANTE original style wheel cover. 5.Front and rear bumper. 6.6061 CNC damper plate. I have published the process in the TC DESIGN.Hope everyone likes it.