The alloy chassis and skidplate are from Awsome Alloys.
The body is painted french blue (TS-10) and after applying the decals the body was clearcoated two times.
The motor is a 'Sport Tuned'.
The freeplay from the frontwheels was removed using some washers and I also removed the freeplay of the pipejoints at the roll bar.
So far no leaking shocks, getting them right is hard, I needed 4 attempts before they where ok. The trick for non leaking shocks is to tighten up the 'cylinder end' with a wrench.
The letters on the rear tires are painted with tamiya white (PC-1)
-finally alloy wheelcovers
Comments
tuff bug
Nice in Sand scorcher colours
Wandy
Nice. I've just finished building mine and realise that the AA chassis is a must because the standard one is far too flexible. No wonder the radio crates cracked on the Rough Rider.
Skottoman
Very nice! Good choice with the Awesome Alloys chassis and skid! I'm very happy with mine too! Excellent job on the Sand Blaster lettering, too bad they didn't include the Jr's for the front!
Sparkie
OK, where did you get the chassis and reaf scuff guard , i want tose on mine, and while i'm looking can i ask how hard was it to get the large side decals into place, i,ve looked at mine and it looks like a Nightmare
Rulok
The chassis and skidplate are from Awsome Alloys. For the decals I used some washing up liquid solution in water.
On the forum there is a thread about 'applying stickers':
[Click here]
Mr duke
WOW!!!! she looks sweet!!!
chassis looks Awsome!!!!!!
mr.retreader
I like what I see, and the Awsome Alloys gear makes it. Great job.
Troy Heli King
Wow!
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