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King'sCourt
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Thx!
This project is completely from stratch, yes. This pics were made some months ago, lot of work still missing... I just have the chassis, servos, front brakes and suspensions and fuel tank.
Next step, finishing the interior floor and front axles so I can polish and paint the chassis.
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Well done... or at least started! 
I'm guessing you have a nice BIG area to run that one?
I'm guessing you have a nice BIG area to run that one?
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Love one off builds!!! Props. It will get there sure with some money
spending and trial and error. Been there. Like to see the progress though.King'sCourt
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I just finished wheelie bars, they are rough just like the chassis, but I have some putty, I think it is great for filling imperfections before polishing all the metal..
Next to make are the fuel cell supports, front struts will come in 1 month xd.
Next to make are the fuel cell supports, front struts will come in 1 month xd.
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That is to cool! 
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King'sCourt
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Well, for sure not a light weight work lol
Unfortunately I made the tube chassis using a 12mm tube instead of 10mm (I tought 10 would have been not resistent). The car would remain solid after an highspeed crash; adding the rear end, engine, front struts and wheels, I think the estimate weight will be 10-11 kilos (idk how many lbs).
Unfortunately I made the tube chassis using a 12mm tube instead of 10mm (I tought 10 would have been not resistent). The car would remain solid after an highspeed crash; adding the rear end, engine, front struts and wheels, I think the estimate weight will be 10-11 kilos (idk how many lbs).
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That is looking badass dude. Watching!
King'sCourt
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Updates:
Front arms and receiver plate;
Front hydrodbrakes cnc mounts;
Welded struts;
Full-Steel fuel cell;
Internal deck;
Just some welding on the cell mounts and on the lower struts support and this pieces are togheter on the chassis ⛭.
Front arms and receiver plate;
Front hydrodbrakes cnc mounts;
Welded struts;
Full-Steel fuel cell;
Internal deck;
Just some welding on the cell mounts and on the lower struts support and this pieces are togheter on the chassis ⛭.
