td-civ

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ill get pics up as soon as i get a chance to take them and post them i dont much time to do anything for myself as i have to run my track

EGG80X

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here is my MS-01 Pro

td-civ

iTrader: (18)

here is my new drifter to my family of drift cars i have

3Racing Sakura D3 CS

RcJunky76

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That is sweet looking and intersted to her how you like it. Been on the fence about picking one up or just staying with my cyclone..

bvm13

any advise on making an engine bay and perhaps a sunroof?

RcJunky76

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Hope your good with styrene, seems to be what most use to mod there bodies. I searched all over a few weeks back about an engine bay and pretty much just found pics but nothing on how to actually do it. I love working with styrene just dont understand how to hook to lexon body. Now in scale trucks you can get hard bodies that it welds to but soft bodies I just dont see how to connect unless it's a shelf queen..

bvm13

i was going to make it out of styrene and fix it to the body with screws

td-civ

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i love it for the money you cant go wrong great chassis but there is some things i dont like about it but there small things that can be fixed and im going to buy another one for another build im doing

http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...-cs-drift.html

DORIYAA!

To do list : (Borrowed from Stuffcc hehe)

- Get the body
- Cut the body
- Paint
- Exhaust
- Wheels
- Head lights
- Tail lights
- Opened widnows
- Wippers
- Mirrors
- Led light kit
- License plate
- Stickers



All cut and mounted, waiting for paint.



The Plan


All painted up, tell me what you think


Decided to take the paint off the lights and use lightbuckets instead



There's Still ALOT more to come!

bvm13

dude that's dope! i like the matt powers like design. how did you remove the paint from the lights?

bvm13

should i attempt to make a body kit out of styrene? any pointers? my "engine" came out good.

DORIYAA!

Thanks mate, dont attempt to make a actual bodykit as it will crack the first few crashes or bumps you have. As for your previous question on how to stick the engine and accessories to the body, use drywall tape and re-enforce with shoe goo... making sure the glue use use doesnt eat the paint. wouldnt want a kickass engine bay on a not so kickass shell now would we.

Depending on your shell, as in make and model, URAS make body kits for the 180SX and some others.check them out here :

http://www.rc-race-and-drift-japan.c...1&keyword=URAS

Bryan29

Pardon the noob questions, but what is the advantage of locking diffs?

Should they be front, back or both?

I'm new to drifting and done of these concepts I'm not aware of their benefits.

td-civ

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here my custom bagger track im still making custom wheels for it so i can drift it again and learn how to drift with a stick radio lol




here some vids
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hENGDbDIkjo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19LpC7wc0vg

all_rice

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wow that thing is sick! stop trying to shove ideas at me, I already have too many on my to do list!