Completing The Body: Adding Interior, Lights, and Scale Details to the Subasharu
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- The build continues! Interior, roll cage, lights, diffuser, exhaust, canards, intercooler, and more are added the rally cross Subaru.
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You come along way from your first build
this is obviously your passion please dont stop making these stunning rc cars, keep doing what you you love
It definitely is a passion of mine, and I will continue to build RC cars as long as I can. Thank you for the comment.
i like the way you take the time to explain to us what u did to your cars to build them keep it up its really interesting
I'm glad you enjoyed the video. My hope is that others can learn and get inspiration from the processes and techniques I use.
on your next build could you try creating a functional engine /engine bay that would be nice to see how it come out
like dark dragonwing's 3d printed engine for example
Definitely want to try something like that some day.
Can you do a video on how you design your parts? The Subasheru looks so sick now!
I've thought about doing some videos and maybe even some live streams of the CAD work. I'm not sure how many people would be interested in it, so I'm thinking of waiting for the channel to grow a bit before doing videos showing the design process.
I would definitely be interested lol
Put me on the list, I'm interested.
Make It RC, I would also be very interested.
Me too
Wait, you printed the chassis, too?? Fukken A, dude. That's ass kicking!
EDIT:: OMG, when I saw what you did with the headlight and taillight buckets, I immediately cheered! Blacked interiors are so much better than chromed interiors on car lights. And DEFINITELY much better than blacking out or tinting the lens, especially if the interior is still chrome underneath the lens tint. Love this shiz. Good job, dude!
Thank you! I really like how the lights turned out on this car.
Lights look sick!! Especially those headlights, they look like real xenon projectors!
Looks better than the other drift car
I would pay lots of money for this! Just incredible I love it
For rc bodies you should use abc hobby's lexan glue, it doesnt take the paint with it, nor does it damage the paint.
Another awesome video, so much detail. May I suggest small pcb connectors between the chassis and body shell for the lights, this may also help with you wires not being as long. 👍
Incredible!! You give me what I need to continue uploading videos!! Amazing! Well done!!
daamm more than 1k subscribers woow keep up the great work bro .. and i subscribed u only had 300 ish now 1k nice job . and great video
Thank you, glad you liked the video! I'm very pleased with how the channel is growing, I appreciate your subscription and support.
Those lights look amazing
this is awesome i love your vids you need to upload more
My favorite type of car
Your videos are amazing. All your projects are so creative. Keep up the good work.👍
Thank you!
Good job man. Looks awesome. You gave a mese work. Amazing!
You should look into acetone gas polishing for your 3D printed plastic parts it comes out looking lacquered
This comment is pertaining to the roll cage
You should use Shoogoo to mount the inner fenders... it will flex instead of pull off like CA does...
Maybe try get a sponsor with Shapeways. they do 3D printed RC parts.You have great talent.
Would be cool to have a sponsor, but I don't think I have enough viewership at this time to be able to get sponsored by a company like Shapeways. Maybe some day though.
Great job sir!
Are you ever going to do 10th scale builds again?
Earned a sub
I owned a scooby for 5 years best car ever .......that scooby grumble
Your work is phenomenal... O.o
Cool
Looks great!👍
If you put some universal over fenders on the archers and get some wider tyres then you'll be able to hide the battle scars from the inner fenders
I thought about that, It's definitely a good Idea. I'm not sure if I want to invest the time to make them, but I might do it at some point.
Looks great man, keep it up
Wow!!! Nice detail parts. I was blown away by the dash and the seats. I use Alibre Design for my 3D modeling. I can't do those compound curves yet though. What do you use for your modeling software?
Thank you! I mostly use Fusion 360 and Blender depending on what I'm modeling.
Great, thanks!
Since you like the car both with and without the spoiler, why not use magnets to hold it on. The body is thin enough to put magnets on the inside to hold the wing on. Then it is easy to remove it when you don't want it...
Why no 3d printing scenes?
How much do u want for that!😂 its awesome!
I dont think he is selling it
Messaged you on IG again for body tips ;)
The intercooler should be on top, because the subaru wrx is a boxer engine. That's what the scoops for
Where did you buy all does part? Its amazing .
Holy...
Cool project, but there's two things bugging me:
Why are you taking days to smooth out 3D printed parts when it can be done in minutes with acetone?
Also, why are you mounting a RHD dash in a LHD body?
Glad you like the project. to answer your questions;
I've talked about using acetone vs. resin coating before, I use both processes and each has it's own pro's and con's. In short, ABS (the far superior plastic for acetone smoothing) is trickier to print and shrinks more than other materials such as PLA. The printer I used to make the parts for this build was set up for printing in PLA, and with some of the small details and over hangs of these parts, (ex: turn signal/wiper levers on column) choosing ABS would have made these parts a bit trickier to produce. PLA is also more ridged than ABS and the resin coating gives the parts even more rigidity and improves the parts strength. Also unlike acetone which will evenly smooth the entire surface of the part, when applying resin you can lay it on thick in spots that need a lot of smoothing but also apply it very light or not at all to sections that contain a lot of detail. That's what I wanted to try to do on the dash but it didn't really work out, but I figured no ones going to see it in much detail so why bother. Also the coating is extremely easy and quick to sand, and It drys quick if exposed to heat. As I said both processes have their pros and cons but hopefully that provides you with a bit of context as to why I went this root. You can find a lot more information on websites and forums about 3D printing.
The Subaru Impreza was manufactured in both RHD and LHD depending on the market it was being sold in. Despite this being a WRC body, I built mine to look like a modified WRX STI set up for rally cross racing. Hence the gun metal paint, black light housings, STI spoiler, factory style mirrors and dash, and lack of rally equipment/decals. If you note the door handle decals you will see the door unlock key hole on the right front door, being below the handle and towered the back of the car as it should be. It would look a bit strange to have the key hole on the right but have the drivers seat on the left (minor oversight by manufacturer for those who want an accurate WRC replica). Plus when choosing driver position for a car I usually default to how it would be in the cars country of origin. If I'm building a Japanese or British car I go RHD, if American or Italian I go LHD not always but most often.
why not use the vapor trick
Add some brakes? It will be awelsome 👍👌
It's a mystery why you don't have more subs
Hey! Could you tell me what 3D printer you are using? :) Fantastic work!
Thank you! For FDM printing I primarily use a MakerGear M2 and Prusa i3 printers. Both are great.
Hi i am a new subscriber and I am gonna ask you where can I buy those kind of rc thank you
This particular car has a custom 3D printed chassis with a Colt 07 Subaru Impreza WRC body. If you want something similar you could check out a Tamiya TT-01/TT-02 or XV-01.
#giveaway plus dis is awesome and I might want to 3d print this would it work if I scaled it down and add smaller parts keep up with the good work
Do you have a thingiverse with you 3d prints?
I am not going to 3d print anything but using Autodesk maya for modeling would be better or should I use a student CAD program for modeling
It depends on what you want to design. Maya is more geared towards game development and animation. If you want to do mechanical design, you'll want to use something like Inventor or Fusion 360. FreeCAD and Blender are both open source and great options if you just want to do some 3D design as a hobby.
Thanks for the quick reply and nice job subaru is my favorite rally team
Glad I could help.
How much do you want for that rc ?
what about the License Plate #
The exaust on a Impreza must be on the left side😅
Where’s the spoiler 😱
Use ABS filament and vapor smooth that shiz
Great job. I find it ironic though how you plan on bashing around something you put so much detail into lol.
Yeah, I know what you mean, I didn't think I'd go that far with detail, but one thing led to another. I guess I'll just lightly bash it :P
LOL, do what you like. Just have to say that your camera work is that of a person with a million subs, your content is just the same. Just know i'll be subbed just for the inspiration to go about doing what you do with your RC. BASH AWAY
This is the best shit ever! Btw why’d you make the dash rhd?
Glad you enjoyed the video! I went RHD do to door handle decals. If you look closely at the front right door you will see a key hole to unlock the door which is always placed on the drivers side of the vehicle. If I went with LHD I'd look a bit odd to have the driver on the left but the key hole on the right.
Make It RC Oh okay that makes sense now lol, thanks for the reply!
I did not notice the tiny key hole on the door handles. However i did notice that the windscreen decal has LHD wipers. I thought it looks a bit odd to have the driver on the right, but the wipers cleaning the left side of the windscreen.
1 part
you should outline the light an add a logo
2007?
That is a 2005 Subaru WRX Impreza hawkeye
dammmm i wish a toyota supra trd spoiler 😭😭
Hi im good like
Gen Opo ki
I'm not hating on you or anything, but why would you want to have seatbelts in a RC car?
Tater Shot for detail. 90% of the body and interior is just for looks. It's not really hard fo understand he cares about detail
So it's more realistic
Dude I will pay you to make me some really detailed rc cars
Come on, with the spoiler, it is a racer. Without it, it's a chav's car.
I got a bit carried away......
I would so not be bashing that body with all those super glue attached details. Something tells me your are from the ranks of static model building.
you really didn't have to do that with the 3D printed part could have used the acetone method to smooth out the layers from the printing process. could have done a light sand/file then put the part on a table with a small dish of acetone put a plastic container over it all then put a heater or blow dryer to heat the temp inside the container to evaporate the acetone boom perfect smooth and no noticeable printing layers. if you don't understand that just look up the acetone 3D print smooth method. after typing this i realize this video is from 2017. sorry I'm a little late to help...
Dude it’s Subaru they don’t have front mounts
sell it to me. pls
I hate that lazy no interior details
THE DRIVER IS ON THE WRONG SIDE!!!!
The music is way too hype and hurts my ears a little
pro-tip: never use your skin to mix putty together. that stuff just can't be good for you. :s
also every time you do it, a putty knife, somewhere, cries. D:
I appreciate your concern, according to the manufacturer direct skin exposure is okay unless you have sensitive skin and you need to wash hands after using it. It's a lot harder to work with when using gloves.
oh oh oh! i know this one! there's silicone in a tube called Liquid Glove
that 'floats' toxic or staining stuff away from your skin. saw it in a motorcycle shop once.