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Old 09-12-2006, 08:59 PM
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Nice vid man..........it moves well!! I'd like to see another vid with the body on
Thanks, the video doesn't do it justice. That is the case with most videos.

Anyway, that was with the stock 540s. I have some 19T cheapo basher motors on order.
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Tamiya silver can = 1.975"
S-600 motor = 2.245"
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It's already 4WS.
I was just woindering if you were going to take advantage of it or not. What radio are you using?
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I was just woindering if you were going to take advantage of it or not. What radio are you using?
Do you mean 4WS with the stock gear or dual servo steering? I'm using the stock 4WS at the moment.

I have a stick radio in it now, a 3PM is going to replace that since it is only temporary.
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Does this help Evader?

Dang, paint is chipping off those super soft bumpers. Looks like I need some aluminum ones...."hint, hint, nudge, nudge...know what I mean, know what I mean"(Monty Python)
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Taken out of boredome...
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I little teaser...

It didn't come out as well as I planned. Maybe this will be my basher shell. I can always use painting practice.

Few more things to do before the chrome goes on.
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You didn't paint the bumper, though, right?! Why the paint chip?
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Nice Austin Power style paint job.. I guess you will be naming your wife's TLT the Minime then...

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Nice Austin Power style paint job.. I guess you will be naming your wife's TLT the Minime then...

Awsome paint job man!!!
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You didn't paint the bumper, though, right?! Why the paint chip?
The bumper is mounted to the chassis, it is still chorme.

The paint didn't chip, the paint under the orange wrinkled up. I waited three days before painting the orange and it still wrinkled the blue. That's what I get for using HD paint. I'm going back to auto paint for the rest of my works. Much more reliable.
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Awsome paint job man!!!
Hey, thanks! I appreciate that!
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You didn't paint the bumper, though, right?! Why the paint chip?
The bumper is mounted to the chassis, it is still chorme.

The paint didn't chip, the paint under the orange wrinkled up. I waited three days before painting the orange and it still wrinkled the blue. That's what I get for using HD paint. I'm going back to auto paint for the rest of my works. Much more reliable.
Just curious, did you colors from the same manufacture for each layer that you sprayed? Eg. Rust-o-Leum Metallic Blue, Rust-o-Leum White, etc.

Often times different types of paint cause wrinkling, peeling, and other undesired effects when sprayed on top of each other.

You may have already heard, that, but if not... that'll give you and idea what happened.
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Just curious, did you colors from the same manufacture for each layer that you sprayed? Eg. Rust-o-Leum Metallic Blue, Rust-o-Leum White, etc.

Often times different types of paint cause wrinkling, peeling, and other undesired effects when sprayed on top of each other.

You may have already heard, that, but if not... that'll give you and idea what happened.
No, I didn't know that, thanks. They are all the same brand though so I dunno. I was able to wet sand the wrinkles out except for a few hard to reach spots. I am just not happy with the whole thing. I'll have to get another shell and try something differnt.

Practice makes perfect.
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You can paint my shell when I got my Clod..
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YOU didn't know that![X(] Wow lol, good thing u know now After you wetsand you gotta clear coat it or it looks like crap. Oh well, paint don't hold anyway. 12 coats on the tlt and the whole tipe is rashed and chipped.
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YOU didn't know that![X(] Wow lol, good thing u know now After you wetsand you gotta clear coat it or it looks like crap. Oh well, paint don't hold anyway. 12 coats on the tlt and the whole tipe is rashed and chipped.
I figured that once paint is dry, it's dry. I'm not as smart as you Evader....LOL

I'll go back to using Duplicolor at $6 a can.[:@]
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You can paint my shell when I got my Clod..
LOL, ok.....By then I'll have plenty of colors.

I'll use this one for bashing.....it's too far gone. I've decided to get a few bodies. One to mach the box w/ stickers and I will try to find a Grave Digger body.

If you guys see one let me know.
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I'm still waiting for that stupid windshield too.

AND WHERE ARE MY SHOCKS FROM JAPAN!!![:@]
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I've really done it this time[X(]
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Is that one of the links?
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And lunchboxer, please don't blow them up huge and point out a flaw lol. This is one of the links. Too bad I messed up drilling the other side.[:@]Don't think you guys want uncentered rod ends...
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If you really want, I could sand/polish them but only on request kuz it take alotta time.
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And lunchboxer, please don't blow them up huge and point out a flaw lol. This is one of the links. Too bad I messed up drilling the other side.[:@]Don't think you guys want uncentered rod ends...
What...like this?
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They look fine in raw metal. Besides, it's not off that much. I think you did a great job, it could be used as a spare.


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