Creating My Own Ultra4 Axial SCX24 Chassis!!

There wasn't a lot of excitement from the last video of the 3D printed chassis I found for the Axial SCX24. Maybe designing my own chassis will draw a little more interest!
In all seriousness, the chassis I found on thingiverse was really nice but it wasn't designed for the stock electronics. I was in the process of attempting to remix it and modify it to work better when I decided that it might be easier to just design my own chassis. Plus I love a challenge!!
A tube style chassis like this is something I've never done before. While I would love to mess around with a 1/10th scale true tube chassis one day, this 3D printed chassis is a start for me.
I really wanted something that could be bolted up directly from a stock SCX24 and although I'm no expert in crawler chassis, I wanted it to be capable for crawling.
Seeing something I modeled myself out on the rocks and in the field crawling around was really cool to see. I hope some of you decide to print one as well! Check out the link below if you are interested.
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Thingiverse link: www.thingivers...
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[@nedreck]

Heck yes please to more micro-crawler stuff, would love to see what you can do with them.

[@FullThrottleRC]

You'll definitely be seeing more of this little truck! Really nice time driving it on the rocks!

[@bryanpeltz3255]

Seems like it works pretty well. Cool build

[@FullThrottleRC]

Thank you! I'm pretty proud to have made a chassis myself that works pretty decent

[@davemanary7243]

What type of resin do you use? Standard or ABS?

[@FullThrottleRC]

It's an abs like resin. Not super tough like actual abs but a lot tougher than the standard resins