
Another Marui project - Ninja/Shogun
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Re: Another Marui project - Ninja/Shogun
On the Hunter, the paint killer did the job on the Gold... Almost I should say. It was painted from inside and outside for the Gold, and the part under the stickers are still there... I do question myself about removing the stickers or keep them...


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Re: Another Marui project - Ninja/Shogun
Bill Elliot sits now proudly on the Marui chassis


At this stage, this chassis has no electronics, the runner is not going to be this one...
I did add a few details to the bodyshell using some trim line applied inside the bodyshell...







I'm very happy with the result...


At this stage, this chassis has no electronics, the runner is not going to be this one...
I did add a few details to the bodyshell using some trim line applied inside the bodyshell...







I'm very happy with the result...
I buy kits to build and ru(i)n them 

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Re: Another Marui project - Ninja/Shogun
I did put the Shogun driver figure and bodyshell on the chassis. I've not done any work on this chassis yet, it's not clean, but there is a very good basis for nice restoration (I have a plan for a Shogun runner beside this one: this one has been lightly ran, and is in pretty good shape, at the exception of one tire with a flat spot).





And I just noticed that I probably swap the wheels from right and left side
which means there will be another set of pictures at some point 





And I just noticed that I probably swap the wheels from right and left side


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Re: Another Marui project - Ninja/Shogun
Another body cleaned...

Red and white went out quite quickly. Black followed... After 24 hours of green bath I decided to remove it from the bath and take the gold out with paint killer. The body is a bit damaged at the front right, probably due to a collision. But that could still make it for a runner... I'll have to get organized to paint this bodyshell at some point, most likely with a simpler shema than the shelfer...

Red and white went out quite quickly. Black followed... After 24 hours of green bath I decided to remove it from the bath and take the gold out with paint killer. The body is a bit damaged at the front right, probably due to a collision. But that could still make it for a runner... I'll have to get organized to paint this bodyshell at some point, most likely with a simpler shema than the shelfer...
I buy kits to build and ru(i)n them 

Re: Another Marui project - Ninja/Shogun
do you have the STL files? recently i fixed and upgraded my Marui Thunderbird, with brushless , bearing etc. but the gears are suffering. thank yousilvertriple wrote: ↑Sun Jan 22, 2023 5:17 pm After the shocks, time to deal with the internals...
I started by the "simple things"
Then I took care of the differential bevel gears...
Next the output/inputs bevel gears... And I need to find the motor pinions, I should have some somewhere in one of the boxes...
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Re: Another Marui project - Ninja/Shogun
At this stage, not. It's still a project to do something about the Marui 4WD gears, but there is other priorities on the line before...Geosep wrote: ↑Tue Apr 08, 2025 1:55 amdo you have the STL files? recently i fixed and upgraded my Marui Thunderbird, with brushless , bearing etc. but the gears are suffering. thank yousilvertriple wrote: ↑Sun Jan 22, 2023 5:17 pm After the shocks, time to deal with the internals...
I started by the "simple things"
Then I took care of the differential bevel gears...
Next the output/inputs bevel gears... And I need to find the motor pinions, I should have some somewhere in one of the boxes...
I buy kits to build and ru(i)n them 

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