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yellowdatsun wrote:I wish I had enough spare parts to make one of these, but as it sits I'd have to buy all the B44 stuff.

I will have a significant amount of B44.3 parts for sale after this. It will be easiest if you find a roller and canibalize it.

The upper front plate is done! Woohoo! Also threw some Dirt Webs on her. These will do for running around. Something spikey will adorn the rims when it gets put up on the shelf.



Only one more piece of carbon fibre to cut, which will be the battery hold down.

Guess I better get going on the electronics end of things....and the body.

That is coming along nicely! Beautiful work!

That looks like a factory kit. Nice!

Looks fantastic! well done on the build

Look forward to seeing some running footage!

Saw it on Facebook and now here

Really nice work on this build so far, top notch!

are you going to ride it?

I sure hope so

It'd be cool to see this thing in person Adam. You should bring it to Calgary someday.

Awesome!

vintage AE wrote:It'd be cool to see this thing in person Adam. You should bring it to Calgary someday.

I'll bring it out to Calgary one trip once I get it back together.

I hope to see this run this summer. I haven't touched it in about two months as I was waiting for parts, as well as getting around to dying the 3D parts black. Maybe this weekend....but a big maybe.

Thanks for the kind words guys!

Got all the parts dyed black and reassembled. Decided to swap out the linkage in favour of some Lunsford titanium rods.

Ordered up some Protech bodies, which should be here in a week or so.

Still trying to decide on which Reedy esc to go with. And it looks like Futaba released a couple new radios, one of the which, the 4PV is quite appealing.

As summer is here, what little time I do have gets spent fishing, so my apologies guys on the slow progress.

Beautiful work

excellent project!!

You really need to sell these, or a kit with the driveline components and carbon fiber parts.