bjorklo 1620 Posted December 4, 2019 On 12/3/2019 at 10:48 AM, Collin said: That would be a good reason to learn how to print. It will be a good lessen because of 2mm wall thickness and a hollow body, some hangovers ect. Honestly I like this Team-Up project : ) High 5! Yeah, i must agree i really like this team work to get this car built. It`s gonna be so cool once it´s done. I have been getting some more parts for the build, like all titanium rods for steering and suspension.. i also started just a little bit doing the fine work on the chassis plate, but don’t have that much spare time as we are renovating our house.. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bjorklo 1620 Posted April 12, 2020 So Tom/ @Collin, worked all Christmas (2019) making the airscoop and I did testprints and tried it on my dyna Storm. We got it almost there, but we found out that protyping is best to do in one place. So Tom got himself a 3D printer and perfected the airscoop to fit the Dyna Storm. Some pictures of different prototyp’s fitted on the donor car. Pictures of the final version mounted on the car will be in a later post. If you want to get your own airscoop check out Tom’s ebay listing. https://www.ebay.com/sch/aciduno/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_ipg=&_from= I also tried to print the upper deck that @jonboy1 is helping me with, but since my printer is pretty small i had to get it cut into 2 pices and got the edges shaved. So i glued it togheter, so looking forward to test it on the chassis once it’s done. And a little testfit onto the chassis plate. well i couldn’t really tell if it fits or not. but it looks cool I have also been working on the lower deck and it’s mainly done now, but it will need some adjustments as I start to mount parts to it. 4 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Collin 1952 Posted April 12, 2020 Mhmmmm its going on! Nice to see it growing. Happy Easter! 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bjorklo 1620 Posted April 13, 2020 11 hours ago, Collin said: Mhmmmm its going on! Nice to see it growing. Happy Easter! Yeah finally, some movment on this project from my side. Happy Easter to you too Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bjorklo 1620 Posted April 13, 2020 (12.04.20) Started to test fit the parts that should be mounted to the lower chassis deck. As i mention in my last post, i would be needing to work some more on the deck as I started mounting parts. It was quite allot of work that was needed to get the parts to fit. I had to make a bigger hole for the gearbox fit, and i had to some work in the front to make the front bumper to fit. Unfortuanlly i didn’t take any photos as i went along, but here I mocked-up the parts and the prototype upper deck. It should just be to start to build now, hopfully it want be to long before i get some time to do so. 5 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bjorklo 1620 Posted April 14, 2020 (13.04.20) Got some more buildtime today. Time to bring out the manual, since this is the first time i build a Dyna Storm, ohhh, Dyna Lightning. Since there is quite a differance from the original step the first step was pretty easy. Well thet is not quite true, i had to countersunk the screwholes correct in order for the screws to straight. I guess the trained eye can see by just mounting the front bumper and two screws i actually did a mistake There you go, mistake fixed . Since the first thing you do is building the steering i will be needing sommer of these turnbuckles. I have been getting them all in titanium, but i had problems finding them all in regular metall colour. I haven’t decided yet but what i just might do is to strip the colour of the blue one’s to make the stand out less. Already now i had to start getting parts from the donor car as i was missing noen balljoint. I guess it’s not that easy to see but i’m using the the TR-15t reinforced plastic parts. More parts had to be taken off the donor car as i didn’t have the metall «tubes» that holds the steering in place And mounted to the chassis Next step is the turnbuckles and uprights. I thought that I could use the reinforced F103 Uprights but it turns out that they don’t fit that well. So then I had to get the one’s from the donor car. These I will have to change to new one’s and if possible some reinforced one’s. Nest is to start mounting the front shock tower, this will set me back a bit, as I must make the carbon fibre one and there is a small difference to it compared to the original as it has 6 holes to mount the dampers in as the original have 5. Oh, I just saw now that in this manual the original only have 3 holes, but the damper tower I took from the donor car has 5. So i drew the outlines for the new damper tower so then I just need to do some cutting. Since I’m not able to do this right now I will continue to mount the parts that I can. And again, more parts to get from the donor car. I need the brass inserts and the rods. Starting to take shape now This was as far as I got this time. Really satisfying to see it all starts to get togheter. I know that there is a way to go still. As making the damper towers take some time, and in addition the upper deck will be a challenge since I don’t have a big enough 3D printer. 8 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
mtbkym01 3946 Posted April 14, 2020 This is stunning 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bjorklo 1620 Posted April 14, 2020 22 minutes ago, mtbkym01 said: This is stunning Thanks, glad you like it 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bjorklo 1620 Posted April 15, 2020 (15.04.20) So have been thinking a little and I decided to use the grey adjusters from the donor car, they aren’t that worn and most of them look ok, the one’s not that nice I will “hide” into the frame. This is because I think them suite the rest of the parts better, and they are more correct. So of with the black one’s and on with the grey one’s Next thing I have been thinking about is the uprights. Since the one’s I have don’t look any good, and have bad threads, I decided to use the reinforced one’s for the F103/104. I will buy some new one’s like the originals but after mounting the F103 one’s I think them will be ok. I used some spacers 0,3mm and 3mm to remove the slack. The one thing that I might have to do is to trim the inside of the arm on the upright to get a little bit more steering, in order to make it like the original. But that I will know once I get a servo mounted. The ball joints were a little to big so I had to make a bigger hole inorder to get them screwed in. And both of them done. Next I wanted to give it a go to see if I could remove the blue colour on the upper front turnbuckles. I uses a washing scrub, and I got most of it of, I think it will work to just do it like this. And both done. You can see a weak colour of blue on them, but if it bothers me, I will try to scrub them some more. I know I can get a scrub that is even more efficient so might get one to give it another go. I also ordered a set of black delrin suspension bushes from Takis Pallas in the Tamiya Ledgens group on Facebook. these are about 0.2g compared to the originals which is about 0.6g. Pictures to follow once I get them. I then moved on to start mounting the rear suspension. Using he reinforced TR-15r parts here also. And straight away i need to do some work on the chassis plate to be able to fit the suspension blocks. Oh the joy of making a CF chassis plate 🙂 Once that was done i needed to, again, get some parts from the donor car. But after that i was ready to start mounting the rear suspension There was a little bit of slack, so i added a 0,3mm spacer to remove it, but still making the arms move free. And mounted to the chassis 4 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Singapore_959 18 Posted June 24, 2021 After 13 years what a nice surprise to return to TamiyaClub and see my parts are still being enjoyed and wanted 😊 nice project. I can see if the original CAD files are still around. I sold most of my stuff of to Orgineelrecambered if I remember his forum name correctly? Funny to see where the parts have moved around the world I kept the ultimate version with all the final evo parts, it is on a shelf at home. I will take photos and post up. if you have any questions let me know. 4 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
joe999 10 Posted June 24, 2021 1 hour ago, Singapore_959 said: After 13 years what a nice surprise to return to TamiyaClub and see my parts are still being enjoyed and wanted 😊 nice project. I can see if the original CAD files are still around. I sold most of my stuff of to Orgineelrecambered if I remember his forum name correctly? Funny to see where the parts have moved around the world I kept the ultimate version with all the final evo parts, it is on a shelf at home. I will take photos and post up. if you have any questions let me know. Hi Pierre, it's so nice to meet you again here, hope you are well. Since I switched to aerobatics a long time ago, my Dyna Storm and my beloved Dyna Lightning are in a most prominent place on the shelf and i'm happy about them every day. It was an exciting time and I will never forget this what you sent me in 2009: "I was not keen on the idea of purposely destroying a Dyna Lightning but the Nimrod chief engineer just had to do it. So we have results from 2 full throttle head on to solid wall crashes." Have a good time, Jochen 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Singapore_959 18 Posted June 26, 2021 I forgot how much adjustability was added. Too many set up options really. The long arms helped save wild jump angles but otherwise the standard length short arms gave more grip. A heavier servo and softer front suspension were useful. The air ram definitely made a difference. I remain very fond of that part in particular. 4 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Collin 1952 Posted June 26, 2021 Very nice detail pics, thanks. Its a pitty you did not continue, even now with 3D print its easier to make parts. Epoxy and molding is really a lot of work to make it. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bjorklo 1620 Posted August 31, 2021 On 6/24/2021 at 12:48 PM, Singapore_959 said: After 13 years what a nice surprise to return to TamiyaClub and see my parts are still being enjoyed and wanted 😊 nice project. I can see if the original CAD files are still around. I sold most of my stuff of to Orgineelrecambered if I remember his forum name correctly? Funny to see where the parts have moved around the world I kept the ultimate version with all the final evo parts, it is on a shelf at home. I will take photos and post up. if you have any questions let me know. So good to see you back here Singapore:959 . I'm trying to build a car from the different parts I have managed to source. It has come to a stop, as I'm having some problems to get the top to bottom deck made, but I have a plan, to make this either by 3D printing or carbon fibre, I just need to find the time to proceed. It would have been epic to get the CAF files if you find them. WOW, your car sure looks the thing I have never seen that setup before, just the setup Joe999 ( Jochen) have on his car. If you ever consider selling please let me know Share this post Link to post Share on other sites