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Awesome work on this and you have the body signed! I really do like the look of those rear hubs and rims! I looked back at the previous post an was wondering why they drilled all the holes in the rear wheels versus just a couple vents holes?

Cool find! Now all you need is some Xmods or similar in size and you are read to race!

Post up some more pictures one you get it all set up! Would like to see it.

That turned out awesome! I love the theme and it fits to a "T"!

Looks amazing!

^ Now we are talking! That looks terrific!

DaveM wrote:You make it sound easy, but from experience it takes a steady hand,

and lots of patience.

My thoughts exactly!

Wow! That is a Tamiya product?

scr8p wrote:Thanks. Yeah, the stuff turned out pretty nice.

Yes indeed! If you don't mind, what is your technic for rounding and shaving the sides? Your work looks like it was just pulled out of the box right from the manufacturer.

Looks beautiful! Your attention to detail on the front and rear clip lines on that body are superb!

@ JK Racing - Man you need a wheelie bar for that set up! That was crazy!

Cool Beans! We need a popcorn Smilies!

Edit: Found it.

Cool color! It would look great in either color of plastic parts.

Thanks! It will travel all the way down to the spring cups on the bottom of the shocks. I had to switch out the shocks for some Gmade shocks. The Traxxas Big bores really limited the amount of travel due to the chassis being so light and the shocks themselves were to stiff. For mud duty and some lig...

A little project I have been working on this winter. I am using a Clod chassis with a twist, and that is I am installing center mounted transmission with Gmade R1 portal axles. Transmission is out of a SCX-10 with the upgraded 32p gears and dual slipper. Plastic links are pulled from my old Axial Ho...

Happy belated Birthday Dennis!