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I had to dig deep into the stash for this build. Lots of aftermarket goodies and NIP parts went into it.

The front bulkhead I got from Melvinsarmy at the vonats a couple years ago, not sure of the make. It along with the battery box, rear shock bodies, and motor are the only previously used parts, everything else was freshly opened. I wanted to use a set of white A&L fiberglass shock towers, but they do not have built in body mounts and the front bulkhead has no provisions to mount a horizontal plate type body mount like the stock plastic part.

The build list:

JG
front mini bumper
steering linkage kit

Team Pitstop
titanium caster-link kit
titanium toe-link kit
hardened universal shafts

RW Racing
Spur gear adapter

Hyperdrive
Belt drive conversion

Team Losi
Ball bearing diff gear
Purple anodized motor plate
aluminum LRM screw kit
Super slider driveshafts
aluminum axle locknuts
gold rear shock shafts

MIP
Ball bearing steering kit
Hard coated shock bodies
Gold ti-nitride front shock shafts
blue anodized shock cartridges

lunsford
Titanium hinge pin kit

Tecnacraft
titanium turnbuckles

Sassy chassis
Chassis plate

Sees
Directional wheel set

HG
Alloy upper shock mounts

??
misc anodized hardware
Aluminum front bulkhead

RPM
nothing!

That looks great, with the little tid-bits of color here and there. Nice!

Wow! This is one of my favorite Losi buggy builds of all time!

Very nice build, it looks great. I hope mine comes out as nice

Impressive!

That's not a build thread, it's a built thread Very nice, I have a plethora of trinity purple hardware like 4/40 cap heads etc if you want to lose the AE blue pieces

Charlie don't surf wrote:I have a plethora of trinity purple hardware like 4/40 cap heads etc if you want to lose the AE blue pieces

Just my opinion, but I actually like the mix of blue & purple bits...but I would limit it to 2 colors. More than 2 colors and it ends up looking like an inconsistent jumble of random parts.

I want to know about that front bulkhead

Did you rotate the end bell 180 degrees for the hyperdrive to work on that side of the car? J/K, I know that car is never meant to ride on anything but shelf dust. Beautiful build Anthony!!

now that's sassy mega build anthony i really like it mate