Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Got the micro deadbolt benched, busted the steering arm![]()
Got the micro deadbolt benched, busted the steering arm
Yeah, doesn't look broken to me. That gap coming off the servo is a servo saver. It's got a little spring in there that pushes back against the bolt and when the steering takes a hit, it allows a little play to avoid busting the little gears in the servo.Looks like you just need to tighten the screw on the servo horn, or am I missing something?![]()
You’re probably not missing anything and I’m probably just a newbLooks like you just need to tighten the screw on the servo horn, or am I missing something?![]()
Are those 2.2's?New shoes!![]()
I've got one still in the box, one of the CC too - pretty neat for a shelfer. If you want either let me know, I'm trying to clear stuff out.Was thinking about buying an RC10 40 year anniversary addition. Had one as a kid and if nothing else, I think it would be fun to put together. Even if it ends up just sitting on the shelf.
Well ended up tightening that down shortly after I posted this.Haven’t taken the time to tear it down yet, just saw what looked like a crack on that “pitman” arm on the steering servo.
$25 I guess, not $20Which bumper is that on the bronco? I like the aluminum ones that Traxxas makes, but theyre kinda pricey.
Yeah Traxxas is proud of their stuff, it looks good thoughThat's pretty nice for $25. The aluminum ones from Traxxas are $50!
I'd probably take the hitch off as well; if I leave it on he'll want a trailer to tow behind it![]()
I like it! You should get smaller batteries and mount them in the front. I run 2200mah 3s and they are pretty small. It would really benefit your performance.What started as some maintenance turned into a total rebuild for the RC crawler. All the tube work is brazed 3/16 brake line.
Originally a SCX-10 chassis, only the gear box, axles, and some of the frame rails remain.
3 link to 4 link
Tubed out the front
Upgraded to 550 style motor and new ESC
![]()
![]()
![]()
![]()
That's pretty sweet, any footage of these battles or is there a name for them?And now for something completely different....been working on this lately:
![]()
I participate in a hobby where we build 1/144 scale ww1/ww2 battleships that are armed with BB guns and are designed to shoot and sink each other (hence the openings in the ship's hull, they're covered with thin balsa to allow BB's through to flood and eventually sink the ship. Just inside the balsa skin is internal armoring to protect the sensitive electronics and all from getting blasted). The hobby has rules regarding construction, "units" to devote to cannons and damage control pumps, etc. Think SORRCA for crawlers. When a ship sinks, everything is waterproofed to survive no worries, just patch up the holes and reload the guns to go again.
This is the SMS Mackensen, an unfinished WW1 german battlecruiser. For reference, Mack is about 61" long. My largest combat ship is the Jean Bart, a WW2 french battleship thats 67" long and weighs 41lb. Largest non-combat "convoy" ship in my shop is actually currently under construction...the liner Queen Mary which is 85" long and one of the largest ships in the world during our time period.
That's pretty sweet, any footage of these battles or is there a name for them?