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Welcome to the ultimate channel for Tamiya R/C Enthusiasts! Here, our main focus revolves around Cars, Trucks, and Tamiya's remarkable 1:14 scale North American style Semi Trailer series. As someone who has cherished Tamiya since my childhood, this channel is entirely dedicated to this beloved brand. However, from time to time, we may also feature other non-Tamiya brands to keep things diverse and exciting.
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At its core, this channel is a builder's paradise. My mission is to guide and assist you in assembling your kits with unparalleled attention to detail, right from the very beginning to the final touches. I want to ensure you have the most comprehensive instructions, empowering you to build your kits to perfection.
If you ever find yourself in need of specific guidance or cannot locate the information you seek, don't hesitate to reach out.
DISCLAIMER: Videos and descriptions may contain affiliate links.
Tamiya Opel Kadett GT/E on the MB-01 Chassis - Steps 20 & 21 - The Front Lower Arms
I have been wanting to bring an MB-01 to the channel for quite some time and now it's finally here! The new Tamiya Opel Kadett GT/E which was only just released in April 2024.
The MB-01 Chassis is quite similar to the newly released BT-01 chassis. In fact not only are a lot of the parts exactly the same, the first 23 steps in the build are identical! The main difference is the MB-01, like all M Series kits, is smaller.
Like the BT-01, the MB-01 can be built as a front motor front wheel drive car or a mid motor rear wheel drive. However, unlike the BT-01 chassis, you cannot build the kit as a front motor rear wheel drive car.
But there is one nice surprise with this kit as you can choose to place the gearbox vertically meaning that not only is the motor installed in a high position but it means the motor is placed in the center of the chassis. This “high position” setting means the car is more stable and equalizes weight distribution across the rear wheels meaning it’s more balanced and the power to the rear wheels will be more equalized.
In this video we will do steps 20 and 21 where we will put together the front lower arms and then attach them to the chassis.
And on a last note, be sure to subscribe and hit that notification button if you'd like to follow along. There may be some frustrating moments in the build series and I intend to show you everything I experience along the way.
Wish me luck!
The MB-01 Chassis is quite similar to the newly released BT-01 chassis. In fact not only are a lot of the parts exactly the same, the first 23 steps in the build are identical! The main difference is the MB-01, like all M Series kits, is smaller.
Like the BT-01, the MB-01 can be built as a front motor front wheel drive car or a mid motor rear wheel drive. However, unlike the BT-01 chassis, you cannot build the kit as a front motor rear wheel drive car.
But there is one nice surprise with this kit as you can choose to place the gearbox vertically meaning that not only is the motor installed in a high position but it means the motor is placed in the center of the chassis. This “high position” setting means the car is more stable and equalizes weight distribution across the rear wheels meaning it’s more balanced and the power to the rear wheels will be more equalized.
In this video we will do steps 20 and 21 where we will put together the front lower arms and then attach them to the chassis.
And on a last note, be sure to subscribe and hit that notification button if you'd like to follow along. There may be some frustrating moments in the build series and I intend to show you everything I experience along the way.
Wish me luck!
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Tamiya Toyota Supra on the BT-01 Chassis - Steps 27 and 28 - Attaching Sub Decks 1 and 2
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Is the BT-01 Chassis anything special? Well let's find out! In this video I will go over steps 27 and 28 where we will attach subs decks 1 and 2. Essentially in this step we are putting the two halves of the car together. THINGS TO BE AWARE OF: If you're a beginner to the world of Tamiya R/C cars I don't think this kit is going to be for you. By choosing to go with a design that can be configur...
Tamiya BBX on the BB-01 Chassis - Step 3 - The Gears
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It's finally here on the channel!! The NEW Tamiya BBX on the NEW BB-01 Chassis! I just LOVE the look of this car and I think this will be a true performer in the world of Tamiya buggies. This has been designed from the ground up! It uses a very strong (and actually quite heavy) plastic base that you then use to build a full roll cage on top of. It's a very very cool design! This kit also comes ...
Tamiya Opel Kadett GT/E on the MB-01 Chassis - Step 19 - Attaching the Front Upper Arms
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I have been wanting to bring an MB-01 to the channel for quite some time and now it's finally here! The new Tamiya Opel Kadett GT/E which was only just released in April 2024. The MB-01 Chassis is quite similar to the newly released BT-01 chassis. In fact not only are a lot of the parts exactly the same, the first 23 steps in the build are identical! The main difference is the MB-01, like all M...
Tamiya Toyota Supra on the BT-01 Chassis - Step 26 - Attaching the Urethane Bumper
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Is the BT-01 Chassis anything special? Well let's find out! In this video I will go over step 26 where we will attach the urethane bumper. THINGS TO BE AWARE OF: If you're a beginner to the world of Tamiya R/C cars I don't think this kit is going to be for you. By choosing to go with a design that can be configured in multiple ways, Tamiya have chosen to go with multiple instruction manuals tha...
Unboxing the NEW Tamiya Fiat 131 Abarth Rally on the 4WD MF-01X Chassis!!
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I have been waiting to bring an MF-01X Chassis to the channel for quite some time and it's finally here! The Fiat 131 Abarth Rally! The MF-01X chassis is a 4WD chassis that is fully enclosed to make sure you can keep out dirt and debris. It's an M series kit so it's designed for the smaller cars. It's quite a popular chassis since its introduction in 2015. There have only been seven cars produc...
Tamiya BBX on the BB-01 Chassis - Steps 1 and 2 - The Ball Differential
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It's finally here on the channel!! The NEW Tamiya BBX on the NEW BB-01 Chassis! I just LOVE the look of this car and I think this will be a true performer in the world of Tamiya buggies. This has been designed from the ground up! It uses a very strong (and actually quite heavy) plastic base that you then use to build a full roll cage on top of. It's a very very cool design! This kit also comes ...
Tamiya Opel Kadett GT/E on the MB-01 Chassis - Steps 17 and 18 - Attaching Rear Bumper and Sub Deck
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I have been wanting to bring an MB-01 to the channel for quite some time and now it's finally here! The new Tamiya Opel Kadett GT/E which was only just released in April 2024. The MB-01 Chassis is quite similar to the newly released BT-01 chassis. In fact not only are a lot of the parts exactly the same, the first 23 steps in the build are identical! The main difference is the MB-01, like all M...
Tamiya Dancing Rider Build Series - Step 26 - Attaching the Rear Fender
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CELEBRATING TAMICO'S 15TH ANNIVERSARY! The Tamiya Dancing Rider was first introduced to the world in December of 2017. Since that time there have only been four other versions of this vehicle and most of them have come out as ready to run vehicles. In fact, the original version is the only version that comes as a kit with a body that can be painted. It did come out again in 2018 but already pre...
My MF-01X entry into the 2024 @poorboysrc Speed Run Challenge!! (Part 1)
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My entry into the 2024 @poorboysrc Speed Run Challenge!!!
Tamiya Toyota Supra on the BT-01 Chassis - Steps 24 & 25 - Building & Attaching Front & Rear Dampers
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Is the BT-01 Chassis anything special? Well let's find out! In this video I will go over steps 24 and 25 where we will build and attach the front and rear dampers. THINGS TO BE AWARE OF: If you're a beginner to the world of Tamiya R/C cars I don't think this kit is going to be for you. By choosing to go with a design that can be configured in multiple ways, Tamiya have chosen to go with multipl...
Tamiya Opel Kadett GT/E on the MB-01 Chassis - Steps 15 & 16 - Building and Attaching Rear Uprights
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I have been wanting to bring an MB-01 to the channel for quite some time and now it's finally here! The new Tamiya Opel Kadett GT/E which was only just released in April 2024. The MB-01 Chassis is quite similar to the newly released BT-01 chassis. In fact not only are a lot of the parts exactly the same, the first 23 steps in the build are identical! The main difference is the MB-01, like all M...
Tamiya Dancing Rider Build Series - Steps 23 to 25 - The Wheels
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Tamiya Dancing Rider Build Series - Steps 23 to 25 - The Wheels
Tamiya Toyota Supra on the BT-01 Chassis - Steps 22 & 23 - Building & Attaching the Front Uprights
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Tamiya Toyota Supra on the BT-01 Chassis - Steps 22 & 23 - Building & Attaching the Front Uprights
Tamiya Opel Kadett GT/E on the MB-01 Chassis - Step 14 - Attaching the Rear Lower Arms
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Tamiya Opel Kadett GT/E on the MB-01 Chassis - Step 14 - Attaching the Rear Lower Arms
Tamiya Dancing Rider Build Series - Step 22 - Attaching the Front Fork
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Tamiya Dancing Rider Build Series - Step 22 - Attaching the Front Fork
Tamiya Toyota Supra on the BT-01 Chassis - Steps 20 & 21 - Building & Attaching the Front Lower Arms
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Tamiya Toyota Supra on the BT-01 Chassis - Steps 20 & 21 - Building & Attaching the Front Lower Arms
Tamiya BBX on the NEW BB-01 Chassis!! - First Thoughts and Manual Overview
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Tamiya BBX on the NEW BB-01 Chassis!! - First Thoughts and Manual Overview
Tamiya Opel Kadett GT/E on the MB-01 Chassis - Step 13 - Attaching the Gear Differential Unit
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Tamiya Opel Kadett GT/E on the MB-01 Chassis - Step 13 - Attaching the Gear Differential Unit
Tamiya Dancing Rider Build Series - Step 21 - The Front Fork
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Tamiya Dancing Rider Build Series - Step 21 - The Front Fork
Tamiya Toyota Supra on the BT-01 Chassis - Steps 19 - Attaching the Front Upper Arms
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Tamiya Toyota Supra on the BT-01 Chassis - Steps 19 - Attaching the Front Upper Arms
Tamiya Opel Kadett GT/E on the MB-01 Chassis - Step 12 - Attaching the Rear Upper Arms
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Tamiya Opel Kadett GT/E on the MB-01 Chassis - Step 12 - Attaching the Rear Upper Arms
Tamiya Dancing Rider Build Series - Step 20 - Attaching the Gearbox
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Tamiya Dancing Rider Build Series - Step 20 - Attaching the Gearbox
Tamiya Toyota Supra on the BT-01 Chassis - Steps 17 & 18 - Attaching Rear Bumper and the Sub Deck
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Tamiya Toyota Supra on the BT-01 Chassis - Steps 17 & 18 - Attaching Rear Bumper and the Sub Deck
Tamiya Opel Kadett GT/E on the MB-01 Chassis - Steps 10 and 11 - Differential Units 1 and 2
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Tamiya Opel Kadett GT/E on the MB-01 Chassis - Steps 10 and 11 - Differential Units 1 and 2
Tamiya Dancing Rider Build Series - Step 19 - Attaching the R/C Equipment
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Tamiya Dancing Rider Build Series - Step 19 - Attaching the R/C Equipment
Tamiya Toyota Supra on the BT-01 Chassis - Steps 15 & 16 - Building and Attaching the Rear Uprights
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Tamiya Toyota Supra on the BT-01 Chassis - Steps 15 & 16 - Building and Attaching the Rear Uprights
Tamiya Opel Kadett GT/E on the MB-01 Chassis - Step 9 - The Differential Gear
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Tamiya Opel Kadett GT/E on the MB-01 Chassis - Step 9 - The Differential Gear
Tamiya Dancing Rider Build Series - Step 18 - Attaching the R/C Deck
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Tamiya Dancing Rider Build Series - Step 18 - Attaching the R/C Deck
Tamiya Toyota Supra on the BT-01 Chassis - Step 14 - Attaching the Rear Lower Arms
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Tamiya Toyota Supra on the BT-01 Chassis - Step 14 - Attaching the Rear Lower Arms
Sorry but kind of a useless video. You didn't give any tips on types of paint or brushes to use. Also didn't show applying the decals. And the decals are precut.
alot like tt02 arrms... thanks Fred
Very cool video. I smiled on your comments to step 20
Thanks Dirk lol...but seriously...how did this make it in the manual as an actual step lol
Very interesting construction😮
One awesome looking rc, looks fantastic Freddy
Thanks Shaun! It is a great looking machine...
Thank you Shaun!!
Hi Freddy, nicely explained 😊😊best wishes to you and the family 😎🖐️😉
Thank you John! To you as well. I have a lot of catching up to do watching videos, yours included. I've been very focused on getting the MF-01X built and ready for the speed challenge. Couple more steps and the body and I'm ready to go!
Nice shout out to RCJazz, I'm in NZ where they are located, they unfortunately have no stock, you may have got the last one. I like the sound of your build and will follow, I have a BBX to build also and understand all the decisions to make. I considered the spare wheel and decided to go for a spoiler instead, I hope it will look good when I finally build it. I have a sports tuned motor also, and an RZ motor but will see if it needs that upgrade first. I did buy a brushless system but after seeing many others install them and cars doing wheelies, I think it may be too much power. I like your retro thinking, maybe as I'm a child of the 80's?
Thanks! I've ordered from RCJAzz a couple times now and have really been happy with them. I didn't realize they were in NZ!! Very cool. When I got my servo I'm pretty sure they had a number of them in stock...maybe this video caused the issue lol - whoops...sorry about that :) - The wing idea sounds great...I wonder what that will look like...hmmmm...that would definitely give it a retro feel. Yeah I'm excited to see what a retro build will look and handle like...it's been a challenge so far but I'm determined to make this work. It's taken me forever to get the build done as a result so I'm happy to finally be releasing some. But you're right about power too...there comes a point where the enjoyment of driving a car disappears because you've made the car too fast to even enjoy the look of it..lol - so I'm a retro guy too! Thanks for watching and great to connect with you.
Another step performed in great detail. Excellent Freddy 😊😊best wishes to you and the family 😊😊
Thank you John! To you as well!
I spent most of this morning swearing at mine, and then gave in and went looking for a video on how to do it. Like you, I tried various combinations of rings and methods. The only thing I did differently was to stick the plastic part to my table with blu tack. That was after the damn thing pinged off as I was trying to force the rings on.
Yeah they are a complete pain...but once you've done it once it seems to come much more easily. Your idea is good too!
great vid freddy... thanks bud😎👍
Thanks Paul! I have so many videos to catch up on...been building like a mad man lol - I'm almost ready for the MF-01X speed challenge...the car is almost built.
@@FastFreddyRC Awesome Fred, I get it never enough time in the day.... C ya in the comments brother..
A great looking rc, hope my grasshopper turns out as good as this 😀
Thanks Shaun...it is and I'm sure yours will turn out just as well! :)
Great tip thanks for that I am not up to that step in my grasshopper build yet but after this video I will do it your way thanks Freddy 👍
Wait until you get to this step lol - you can try it the way they say in the manual but I'm sure it will lead to total frustration and sore fingers :)
Interesting how many parts're needed for these two gear axles.
It’s true…and so very different to what we’re used to with Tamiya. It’s a nice change.
Hey Freddy, screwing those long grub screws takes a little effort. Best wishes to you and the family 😊😊
It does…they’re a bit fiddly to get started. You just have to take your time to get it right.
Great video, thanks for sharing. I'm building mine right now, soon starting with the front dampers. A lot of fun!
@@MacRamius awesome! Thank you…definitely a fun build!
Getting there, certainly. I need time to do more with mine.
I’m almost there…a few steps still to go and the body but I’m close to being ready…I think lol Hopefully you’ll get yours done soon too!
@@FastFreddyRC being a refrigeration engineer and the warmer weather here I am doing long days at work but hope to be able to get it running in the next week or so 😁
@@rivierarc look forward to seeing it!!
Great video Freddy, awesome job that trailer looks amazing
Thanks Shaun! It’s definitely my favourite out of all the trailers Tamiya makes.
Magical power is real
Interesting. I guess the bumper pop outs are for softer crumple zone.
I guess so? Definitely different that’s for sure.
I can imagine, just the popping out must feel very satisfying😊
Well that’s true!! :)
The Lunch Box what a classic looking to add one to my collection
Definitely a great choice. It has to be the most iconic truck Tamiya ever made. That van body just looks awesome.
Nicely done Freddy. We’ll have to see how the reported ‘play’ turns out, perhaps it’s some that develops when the car is run and the car is ‘run in’ 😊😊it’s was a nice Tamiya sandwich though 😂😂best wishes to you and the family 😊
Good luck in the Challenge 🤩👊
@@msfunracer you too!!
Coming along nicely 😎👍🏻 Thought it was a TL-01 at first. Similar chassis architecture🤔
@@SANDSCORCHER well it’s got the TL-01 speed gear :)
I have this as my spare parts kit in case I break anything on the speed run. If no damages, then it’ll get built. 😊
Awesome! I’ve only got this one so wish me luck that I don’t break anything lol
Hey Freddy, the amazing Abarth, a very cool looking rally car and that MF-01X chassis, has quite a few bearings and a very talented chassis 😊😊. Enjoy the build 😊 best wishes to you and the family 😎😉😉
Thanks John. I’ve really been enjoying building a fully enclosed chassis. It’s such a cool design. I’ve almost finished it now so hopefully I’ll be ready for the speed run challenge in time. The body has yet to be painted but I’ve been happy with the progress so far. Flanged bearings!! That was a new one….you don’t see those in too many kits. All the best!!!😀
Nice! Happy to see that you entered
Thanks Joe!! Looking forward to it!!
Thanks for showing Freddy.
Thanks for watching!
Does the box wrench come in the kit? I think I saw it in the unboxing, but I'm not 100% sure.
@@CollinBaillie yes it does 😊
You did say this kit not for beginners. 😊
It’s true I did…and I’m definitely sticking to that statement 😊 - thanks so much once again. Your support is incredibly generous and appreciated.
You did say this kit not for beginners. 😊
BBX is a great build. THese diffs are similar to Blitzer right?? Anyway keep up the great vids Fred..
I'm loving it so far! and great question Paul...I haven't built a Blitzer Beetle yet so I'm not sure.
@@FastFreddyRC THink I might be remmebering the DF-03 dark impact not the blitzer, when I swapped out the bearings.. old man brain haha.. This kit is still on my one day list its just cool..
I know it's their high end buggy and they want it going brushless, but the signs're there Tamiya's changing to the Deans T-plugs. Jupp, another method of greasing the balls, but your's work, so everything's fine. Great video Freddy
It's true Dirk...I was surprised to see that in the manual as well. Guess we'll see because it they are I'm sure we'll start seeing more of the Deans plug showing up in future kit manuals. Anyway...thanks for watching! This will be a fun build...it's been a bit challenging for what I want to do with it but you'll see what I mean in the next few steps :)
If they're not bathtub chassis, Tamiya always suprise me with their constructions
These two, the MB-01 and BT-01, really are the same chassis which is a bit disappointing in my eyes. I think the first 17 or 18 steps in the build are identical in both sets of instructions.
Can’t wait for this build, tks for the upload 👍🏽
Thanks Peter!
I’m intrigued 🤔 Have Tamiya included the wrong pinion in the kit ? Or do they expect you to use a weird motor with the car ?
Ah yes, intriguing indeed. It's not a wrong pinion, it's a wrong motor. Turns out they REALLY want you to use a brushless motor with this kit. Even says so in the first page of the instructions (as the BBX does NOT come with a motor). Brushless motors have a much longer shaft so the pinion they supply in the kit would work well for whatever brushless motor you choose. But because I decided to do a retro build with this kit I've run into some snags. So...I found a solution...just switch out the pinion for something that will fit a standard silver can.
Ah ha ! Excellent news. I’m glad you’re solving the issue😎👍🏻 Thanks for the clarification. 👍🏻 I picked myself up one last autumn and only had a cursory glance through the box before consigning it to the loft. This has refreshed my memory and I now recall thinking what poor value it seemed at the time considering it’s just four nice dampers and a box filled with plastic sprues. Not a motor or speed controller to be seen🤔 Yet they’ve priced it like a 4WD buggy 🤷🏻♂️ It’s useful to know that it needs to be brushless👍🏻 It would be helpful if Tamiya made a combo set that was affordable and readily available in all markets globally, especially if that’s what they expect their customers to install in their products🤔
@@SANDSCORCHER I'm pretty sure they have designed this kit as a more "professional" or "advanced builder" car so that if you buy it you're probably going to want to add a bunch of upgrades including a faster motor. But like you, I would like to see that they have a combo kit available for those that don't need this to run races and just use it as a fun off road 2WD RC. The biggest issue I have with it isn't even the motor...it's the fact that you have to use a low profile servo for the steering. Mainly because, depending on your knowledge base of servos, you could find that you're spending big $$$ on that one item alone. I know people have mentioned aliexpress etc as places you might find a cheap servo but that's another rub if you ask me. Buy a high end kit and then just finish it off with a cheap servo to keep the cost down. In Canada, some of the low profile servos from Futaba and other known brands can be $100 and even $200 which I'm not willing to pay. Mine was $66CDN but I ordered it straight from Hong Kong. But again, there should be a "combo kit" that gives you the ability to buy this car with all the goodies so that you don't have to source everything out to keep costs reasonable. But that's just my opinion. Anyway, I've been having fun trying to build this as a "retro kit" so hopefully if someone isn't wanting to go brushless and just wants to use this car for fun I'll have done all the leg work for them.
@FastFreddyRC It certainly seems that way😀👍🏻 Hats off to you for your efforts.😎 The problem I have with cars is that I buy them with best of intentions to just build them stock and run them. This NEVER happens though. I end up spending the next two to ten years sourcing all of the hop-ups that exist so I can build the car perfect out of the box. This is why I’ve not even considered building the BBX yet. My shopping list for it was terrifying within a matter of weeks😆
@FastFreddyRC Oh I forgot … Don’t even get me started on low profile servos ! 😆😆😆 I bought one a year or two back and I’m sure it was nearly a hundred pounds. The trouble is, I’ve only got that one. And the last three or four 2WD buggies I’ve bought all need a low profile servo🤷🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️😆
Hey Freddy, in typical Tamiya fashion, coming together nicely. Cannot be too many more steps left for the chassis 😊😊best wishes to you and the family 😊😊
You'd be surprised! lol - I think there are 48 steps in total.
I decided to get the green Grasshopper in Japan over a BBX as I can get them in Malaysia. The BBX was 197 USD at Super Rajikon and the hop ups available was very tempting so next trip I will pick one up.
Very cool...great choice! and wow...that's a great price for the BBX. In Canada the retail price is over $400CDN at most shops. Some sell them for a little less but not much.
The inconsistency is quite frustrating. Because prices vary between stores for the same kit it's hard to tell which is due to price variations or having an included esc. Some kits have two SKUs with or without a "-60A" on the end of the kit number e.g. 58418 and 58418-60A but some stores list the "-60A" SKU and says includes ESC, some say without. Seems like the only way to know for sure is to check the box for a sticker, but that's not possible when ordering online. And there's also some kits which never come with ESC......
You're right! It is VERY frustrating and there are no clear reasons for why some places choose to get the kits with or without the ESC's. Some places charge the same regardless, others charge less for the units without the ESC's. I just think it should be one way or the other so there's no confusion. And you're right...if you saw the box before you bought you would know right away if it comes with one or it doesn't. And yes, good point...there are kits that never have and never will come with ESC's...the new BBX for example. The more "professional" kits leave it up to the customer to buy what they want for them...which makes sense, but again, you end up needing to really be up on the kits to know which ones do, or do not, come with ESC's. Thanks for watching!
The last fiddly step. Congrats, you're over the top
Definitely getting there...pretty close to working on the body now. Thanks for watching!
Hey Freddy, for such a simple task, that was a fiddle one, getting those screws past the motor wiring 😊😊but you got there 😊😊best wishes to you and the family 😊
Thanks John! All the best to you and yours!
Good stuff Freddy 👍😎
Thanks Paul!
Hey Freddy, a very nice entry to the poorboys speed challenge. Good luck, best wishes to you and the family😊😊😊
Thanks John! My goodies arrived yesterday so I'm now in full build mode of the MF-01X. Everything else has to be put aside to finish this asap lol
Great to see you joining in this year Frederick!! Last years was total madness, and looks like so many great channels getting involved this year already! Best of luck buddy, look forward to following along! 👍 👍 👍
Thanks James! I'm excited to be able to do it this year. All my goodies arrived yesterday so all my concentration will be getting this built asap in time for the competition to start. Looking forward to seeing what everyone does this year!
Yeah, I'm keeping mine under wraps until my run video too! 😅😊 The Global response is amazing. If I'm in the top 30, I'll be happy.... Lots of guys doing lots of cool.....legal mods! Best of luck, Freddy!
Yes probably a great idea! I'm not going too crazy this year but I'm stoked to actually be entering. This is going to be fun! Thank you...you too!!
Woo Hoo! I'm stoked you're going to join in the Speed Run insanity this year, Frederick! Have fun out there, and I hope this brings you tons of new subs!
Thanks Fil!! I'm stoked to be joining in on the fun this year. All my goodies for the kit arrived last night so now all my concentration will be on getting this built asap! And thank you!!!!
Awesome, curious about the things you do to it.
Thanks Dirk! So am I...we'll see how this goes!
Welcome to the party 👍🏻
Thanks! Looking forward to it!
Great ! I have the same but was not courageous enough to use the Fiat body (rightly so, as after 3 "attempts", the chosen Yaris body is already scratched everywhere 😢). Welcome aboard, and I can't wait to see what you'll use as electronics 😊🤝
Yeah...I might be a bit leary of using the body but we'll see how this moves when I get everything installed. Don't really want to damage the body but it is a speed challenge! :)
Awesome or should I say Excellent! I’m doing the VW Golf II Rally with the Kerman Ghia body. I do have the Abarth kit to build later but right now it’s simply a bunch of donor parts if anything goes crazy with my main vehicle. I’ll be keeping it fairly tame with brushed but it’s still a lot of fun.
Cool! I'm not going to be going to crazy with this either. I'm still going to be entering the brushed category but hopefully with the few items I have on order this thing should still move lol