Batman's Tumbler
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Batman's Tumbler
Hello,
I'd like some advice on how to turn a diecastmodel into a working RC car.
I've been a lifelong Batman fan, and now that my wife and I arenearing the birth of our firstborn, I've decided to put together anice RC version of the Tumbler. While there are RC models of theunique batmobile, none are very well reviewed. Instead of throwingaway money on a cheap toy, I'd like to invest in a quality diecastmodel, and mate it with a chassis and motor that can carry the weight.I'm not an avid RC hobbyist, but I'm determined to finish this project.
Here is a link to the model Tumbler I'm thinking of buying. Ifanybody has any ideas or advice for me, please post. I would verymuch appreciate the help!
http://www.amazon.com/Wheels-Elite-D...7556693&sr=1-1
Brian.
I'd like some advice on how to turn a diecastmodel into a working RC car.
I've been a lifelong Batman fan, and now that my wife and I arenearing the birth of our firstborn, I've decided to put together anice RC version of the Tumbler. While there are RC models of theunique batmobile, none are very well reviewed. Instead of throwingaway money on a cheap toy, I'd like to invest in a quality diecastmodel, and mate it with a chassis and motor that can carry the weight.I'm not an avid RC hobbyist, but I'm determined to finish this project.
Here is a link to the model Tumbler I'm thinking of buying. Ifanybody has any ideas or advice for me, please post. I would verymuch appreciate the help!
http://www.amazon.com/Wheels-Elite-D...7556693&sr=1-1
Brian.
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RE: Batman's Tumbler
Even if u can get a motor in that thing it looks like the front wheels are fixed and I don't see how u could get them to turn? I think you'd be better off finding a actual rc version and maybe upgrading the motor and what not. I think you'll just need more to start with on this build. Or maybe find a decent hobbygrade rc and retro fit a batman body from something else on it. Or if your really creative make your own body. I just don't see how that one you've picked out can be done.
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RE: Batman's Tumbler
Here is a full RC mod I did for the big Tyco Batman Tumbler complete with V8 engine sound and working flaps...
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xf14y2Rin6E[/youtube]
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xf14y2Rin6E[/youtube]
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RE: Batman's Tumbler
ORIGINAL: brchri
Hello,
I'd like some advice on how to turn a diecastmodel into a working RC car.
I've been a lifelong Batman fan, and now that my wife and I arenearing the birth of our firstborn, I've decided to put together anice RC version of the Tumbler. While there are RC models of theunique batmobile, none are very well reviewed. Instead of throwingaway money on a cheap toy, I'd like to invest in a quality diecastmodel, and mate it with a chassis and motor that can carry the weight.I'm not an avid RC hobbyist, but I'm determined to finish this project.
Here is a link to the model Tumbler I'm thinking of buying. Ifanybody has any ideas or advice for me, please post. I would verymuch appreciate the help!
http://www.amazon.com/Wheels-Elite-D...7556693&sr=1-1
Brian.
Hello,
I'd like some advice on how to turn a diecastmodel into a working RC car.
I've been a lifelong Batman fan, and now that my wife and I arenearing the birth of our firstborn, I've decided to put together anice RC version of the Tumbler. While there are RC models of theunique batmobile, none are very well reviewed. Instead of throwingaway money on a cheap toy, I'd like to invest in a quality diecastmodel, and mate it with a chassis and motor that can carry the weight.I'm not an avid RC hobbyist, but I'm determined to finish this project.
Here is a link to the model Tumbler I'm thinking of buying. Ifanybody has any ideas or advice for me, please post. I would verymuch appreciate the help!
http://www.amazon.com/Wheels-Elite-D...7556693&sr=1-1
Brian.
You've got to understand, and be familiar with, at least the basics before you'd posess the basic abilities of taking on any such project.
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RE: Batman's Tumbler
ORIGINAL: replayreb
Here is a full RC mod I did for the big Tyco Batman Tumbler complete with V8 engine sound and working flaps...
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xf14y2Rin6E[/youtube]
Here is a full RC mod I did for the big Tyco Batman Tumbler complete with V8 engine sound and working flaps...
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xf14y2Rin6E[/youtube]
Amazing mod!
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RE: Batman's Tumbler
ORIGINAL: rschoi_75
That's a d@mn good first post after 6 years of membership.
Amazing mod!
That's a d@mn good first post after 6 years of membership.
Amazing mod!