skool bus
#1
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i saw this on another site...but Does the skool bus body fit the savage ok? I want one were the wheels are in-line of the fender wells.
http://www.parmapse.com/rcitem.asp?n=10107
i did notice its for a 1/10 scale
A clear one would be kewl
http://www.parmapse.com/rcitem.asp?n=10107
i did notice its for a 1/10 scale
A clear one would be kewl
#2
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its on a tmaxx so it should fit
#3
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The Savge was designed so that you can mount any 1/10 scale body.
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surely the savage should be classed as a 1/10 scale then?!
#5
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I am going to HAVE to buy this body for my savage, because i actually own a school bus in real life. I know this is more of a painting question, but do you guys think there is anyway i could make the windows so it was like looking into a real bus, like using stickers or something?
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um. draw them i guess
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I have the Skool Bus on a T-Maxx, and have also mounted it on a Savage, but the wheel wells don't line up with the wheels on either one.It doesn't bother me because it always gets laughs and the front of that body is TOUGH!
#8
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i have a skool bud body for my savage and i love it the only thing i had to do was dremel holes for the body antenna, pull start, glow plug ignitor, and i cut a widow out for air flow... I had to make the wheel wells a bit bigger because the end of the wheels wells got caught up on the springs but its worth it..
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Not really. HPI saw that there where a lot more 1/10th scale bodies out there, thanks to the T-Maxx. So they designed the Savage to take advantage of some of the aftermarket support that was already available. But let me ask you. If you put a Savage next to a T-maxx who will be bigger?