Marvellous fun Peter! The sound of those tyres on the concrete floor takes me back to sliding about on the patio with our RCs as kids!! They were so much fun to slide about 😂 Great to see you getting people involved too mate. That is what it is all about 🙌🏻
I loved the tires squealing on the concrete! I could spend quite a while out there listening to it run around and screeching the tires! It looks great out there and a great way to spend a lunch break!
Thank you Addam 😊 Lunch Breaks have become more enjoyable every day since the weather has changed from dry to wet 👍 Got a few more test runs coming up 🤟
Love it, Pete! The Brat is a fantastic little Tamiya and yours looks gorgeous in that colour. Some lovely chap got me a Bray, don't you know?!?!?! Great indoor fun and a great place to get those soft rubber tyres a workout! Take care, mate! 😁👊👍
Cheers Mark 😄 Did you notice how none of my wheels fell off? My lunch breaks have been very enjoyable every day since the weather has changed from dry to wet....😂
Hi there young guru 😊😊that’s a fantastic looking Subaru Brat, that green and black livery is just fetching my friend. Perhaps a touch too powerful for the indoor surface though, you had to concentrate and use all your reflexes to keep it straight 😊😊 so nice that a few of the guys were able to share the splendour too 😊😊awsome😊! Best wishes my good friend. 😊😊
What a good way to demonstrate how well this Brat goes - even in that cavernous space you can hardly hold full throttle fir half a second! The body shell looks great in that very seventies colour - I once had a VW camper in that colour!.
Hi Del, thanks for tuning in 👍 My lunch breaks have never been so enjoyable since taking my RC's into work and testing them out on such a slippery surface. Much better to run them indoors as opposed to outdoors in the wet weather 😜
@@cw-01creations46 It really is a wonderfully slippery surface, isn't it? The rear end whips round just as I remember it doing in my youth : ) And, yes, I love playing indoors when it's rainy, whether you're talking indoor RC planes, helis or cars!
Very nice young Peter! Good to see the Brat out and about and your workmates helping. That floor looks like it would be good for a 4wd to drift around on. Weather crap here today so no RC apart from indoor jobs. I'm assuming it's the same with you? Cheers for now mate 😁
Hi Pete 👋 weather is pants up here as well 👎 I'm waiting for it to dry out so that I can finish the Capri shell. My lunch breaks have been very entertaining every day when the Management go home 👍
That sounds great on that surface. My first Tamiya way back in 83! Big soft spot for the Subaru Brat it looks great in that colour too Peter! Hey my friend make should there is no camera in that warehouse for the Boss to see you!😮 Or is he an RC fan? Great fun mate! Cheers James
Hi James 👋 I wait until the office staff have gone home before the RC's come out to play 🤟 and yes, there are plenty of cameras inside to make sure that I am operating my vehicle properly 😀 😉 😄
@cw-01creations46 lol yep its like when at my work its best at weekends because the management don't work weekends so its so so so much more relaxed!😆 Cheers pal👍
I take my hat off to you Sir! I just love the fact that you are blatantly playing with toy cars,when you are supposed to be working! Not only that,you are engaging the help of your colleagues, whilst you're utilising the the benefits of the 'office' smooth, large, flat floor and turn it into an rc testing ground!!! And,getting paid for it at the same time!! 😁 Fair play mate,I like your style!! Oh.....s**t,I do hope your boss doesn't watch your channel....if so please delete this message! 😁 Your other work colleagues seemed quite interested, could you not persuade a few of the other guys to get a CWO1 each???? Imagine the fun you could have with 3 or 4 lunches, that loading bay,and few cones and a ramp?!!!😁 Oh,and great Car to fella,the ORV platform Is one of my favourites......and own 5 vehicles with this chassis. Shame about the design flaws on the gearbox.... Obviously more prevalent with the big wheeler models. God I've lost track of how many times I've built/rebuilt those crappy gearboxes where the plates had warped and the spur gear and bevel gears got totally mashed!! Thank God for the MPI ball diff......expensive,but a great performing /reliable soliluton to the issue,which I'm suprised didn't get improved by tamiya before the re releases of those specific models. But,at the same time I believe that a re re should be as close to the original as possible, flaws included! In witch case....Maybe I actually enjoy aligning them two metal plates to all those silly non fixed plastic supports, whilst trying your hardest to not let all the non fixed gears you had just installed drop out onto your lap!!😁 And all the time you know fully well that you will be doing it all over again after putting less than ten battery packs through the car should you choose to go with anything more than a silver can! It's kinda weird how I used see these things as 'issues', back in the eighties..... but now see them as part of the 'quirks'of the model. And thats why us 40+ demographic still enjoying building and running these relics rather than playing with a modern state of the art ready to run Arrma or Traxxus.....yeah they are great, strong, reliable and extremely fast,but in my eyes they lack the charm and charisma of the vintage stuff. God I'm rambling on......too many Henry westons! Yeah, what I meant to say was- Great video mate! 😁 👍 👍 👍
Hello James, Thanks for watching 👍 Mu lunch breaks have never been so enjoyable since I've been taking an RC into work every day. My colleagues aren't into RC's but are happy to see what Creations I have built. A few members of the upper management subscribe to my channel to keep up to date with my projects and as long as I don't smash the stock up or set alight to the building, it's a win-win in my eyes 😀 😉 😊 This Brat is a standard re-re version with a 25t Torque Tuned motor on 2s lipo and I did the steering upright swap so that my wheels don't fall off cos the original uprights are crap!!! I did the video on my channel yonks back. I did the hard body of this in Pearl Green 👍👍👍
Hi pete im new to all this im a car mechanic and really want to build my own rc from scratch what is best kit to get me started znd where do i look?? Amazon ebay etc any help much appreciated thanks m8 love your work the lotus cortina and mk1 escorts u did 4 hayes mint m8
Hi there, thanks for stopping by. What kind of a kit are you looking to start with? Road car? Buggy? Monster Truck? Ebay would be my first choice as you can compare prices between Sellers to see how much your budget would allow. Any decent model shop that you can visit will also help you to decide where you want to start. If you start with a CW-01 kit like the Lunchbox, you can swap the bodyshell for something completely different like I did with the 2 mk1 Escort's I built for Marcus Hayes. The Lunchbox is a 205mm wheelbase and you can go to Kamtec Modelsport's website and search for banger racing bodyshells with a 205mm wheelbase. If you want to build a buggy then the Grasshopper is a brilliant starter kit or the DT-03 Racing Fighter or Neo Fighter are also fantastic kits to build as well. The road cars are a little more involved when building up for a first time kit but it also depends how much you want to spend to start with. The handset, battery and charger will probably set you back around the £60 area and that's before you purchase a kit. You can of course purchase the items as spare parts saving yourself about £50 off the price of an actual kit if you decided to go down that route as well. I hope I have been helpful with my reply 👍
@@cw-01creations46 thank you for your reply and time when I start my build I will let you know how I'm getting on I really want a petrol one or whatever fuel they run on!!!! But may get electric to start off have to compare prices thanks again 4 your time
thanks for the fun video so great to hear everyone joining in the enthusiasm !!! rc is about laughter great to see the old school subaru
Thanks Dale, it was a team effort as everyone had a go after we finished filming 👍
Marvellous fun Peter! The sound of those tyres on the concrete floor takes me back to sliding about on the patio with our RCs as kids!! They were so much fun to slide about 😂
Great to see you getting people involved too mate. That is what it is all about 🙌🏻
Hello Craig 👋
My lunch breaks are even better when I take an RC into work 🙃
Better in the dry than outside in the wet 👍
I loved the tires squealing on the concrete! I could spend quite a while out there listening to it run around and screeching the tires! It looks great out there and a great way to spend a lunch break!
Thank you Addam 😊
Lunch Breaks have become more enjoyable every day since the weather has changed from dry to wet 👍
Got a few more test runs coming up 🤟
Very cool Peter!!!!! I can almost hear the tire squeal... LOL
Thanks Bob, the Capri is taking ages to finish so I thought I'd add a couple of test run videos while waiting for the paint to dry 😀
Great camera work 💪
Thank you very much 😊 I had to enlist the help of a fellow employee while I was testing it out during my lunch break 👍
Love it, Pete! The Brat is a fantastic little Tamiya and yours looks gorgeous in that colour. Some lovely chap got me a Bray, don't you know?!?!?! Great indoor fun and a great place to get those soft rubber tyres a workout! Take care, mate! 😁👊👍
Cheers Mark 😄
Did you notice how none of my wheels fell off?
My lunch breaks have been very enjoyable every day since the weather has changed from dry to wet....😂
I can see 3 more RC's, some cones, and a race happening there soon !😀👍🏼👍🏼
Hello Derek, hope you're keeping well 😊
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Hi there young guru 😊😊that’s a fantastic looking Subaru Brat, that green and black livery is just fetching my friend. Perhaps a touch too powerful for the indoor surface though, you had to concentrate and use all your reflexes to keep it straight 😊😊 so nice that a few of the guys were able to share the splendour too 😊😊awsome😊! Best wishes my good friend. 😊😊
Hi John, thanks for watching my lunch break escapades 👍 never a dull moment when you have an RC to use 😀
What a good way to demonstrate how well this Brat goes - even in that cavernous space you can hardly hold full throttle fir half a second!
The body shell looks great in that very seventies colour - I once had a VW camper in that colour!.
Hi Del, thanks for tuning in 👍
My lunch breaks have never been so enjoyable since taking my RC's into work and testing them out on such a slippery surface. Much better to run them indoors as opposed to outdoors in the wet weather 😜
@@cw-01creations46 It really is a wonderfully slippery surface, isn't it?
The rear end whips round just as I remember it doing in my youth : )
And, yes, I love playing indoors when it's rainy, whether you're talking indoor RC planes, helis or cars!
Very nice young Peter! Good to see the Brat out and about and your workmates helping. That floor looks like it would be good for a 4wd to drift around on. Weather crap here today so no RC apart from indoor jobs. I'm assuming it's the same with you? Cheers for now mate 😁
Hi Pete 👋 weather is pants up here as well 👎 I'm waiting for it to dry out so that I can finish the Capri shell. My lunch breaks have been very entertaining every day when the Management go home 👍
That sounds great on that surface. My first Tamiya way back in 83! Big soft spot for the Subaru Brat it looks great in that colour too Peter!
Hey my friend make should there is no camera in that warehouse for the Boss to see you!😮
Or is he an RC fan?
Great fun mate!
Cheers James
Hi James 👋
I wait until the office staff have gone home before the RC's come out to play 🤟 and yes, there are plenty of cameras inside to make sure that I am operating my vehicle properly 😀 😉 😄
@cw-01creations46 lol yep its like when at my work its best at weekends because the management don't work weekends so its so so so much more relaxed!😆
Cheers pal👍
The Brat is a great looking rc Buggy
Thank you Joe for watching, my lunch breaks at work have never been so enjoyable for an hour of playtime 👍
I take my hat off to you Sir!
I just love the fact that you are blatantly playing with toy cars,when you are supposed to be working!
Not only that,you are engaging the help of your colleagues, whilst you're utilising the the benefits of the 'office' smooth, large, flat floor and turn it into an rc testing ground!!!
And,getting paid for it at the same time!! 😁
Fair play mate,I like your style!!
Oh.....s**t,I do hope your boss doesn't watch your channel....if so please delete this message! 😁
Your other work colleagues seemed quite interested, could you not persuade a few of the other guys to get a CWO1 each????
Imagine the fun you could have with 3 or 4 lunches, that loading bay,and few cones and a ramp?!!!😁
Oh,and great Car to fella,the ORV platform Is one of my favourites......and own 5 vehicles with this chassis.
Shame about the design flaws on the gearbox.... Obviously more prevalent with the big wheeler models.
God I've lost track of how many times I've built/rebuilt those crappy gearboxes where the plates had warped and the spur gear and bevel gears got totally mashed!!
Thank God for the MPI ball diff......expensive,but a great performing /reliable soliluton to the issue,which I'm suprised didn't get improved by tamiya before the re releases of those specific models.
But,at the same time I believe that a re re should be as close to the original as possible, flaws included!
In witch case....Maybe I actually enjoy aligning them two metal plates to all those silly non fixed plastic supports, whilst trying your hardest to not let all the non fixed gears you had just installed drop out onto your lap!!😁
And all the time you know fully well that you will be doing it all over again after putting less than ten battery packs through the car should you choose to go with anything more than a silver can!
It's kinda weird how I used see these things as 'issues', back in the eighties..... but now see them as part of the 'quirks'of the model.
And thats why us 40+ demographic still enjoying building and running these relics rather than playing with a modern state of the art ready to run Arrma or Traxxus.....yeah they are great, strong, reliable and extremely fast,but in my eyes they lack the charm and charisma of the vintage stuff.
God I'm rambling on......too many Henry westons!
Yeah, what I meant to say was-
Great video mate! 😁 👍 👍 👍
Hello James, Thanks for watching 👍
Mu lunch breaks have never been so enjoyable since I've been taking an RC into work every day. My colleagues aren't into RC's but are happy to see what Creations I have built. A few members of the upper management subscribe to my channel to keep up to date with my projects and as long as I don't smash the stock up or set alight to the building, it's a win-win in my eyes 😀 😉 😊
This Brat is a standard re-re version with a 25t Torque Tuned motor on 2s lipo and I did the steering upright swap so that my wheels don't fall off cos the original uprights are crap!!! I did the video on my channel yonks back. I did the hard body of this in Pearl Green 👍👍👍
Hi pete im new to all this im a car mechanic and really want to build my own rc from scratch what is best kit to get me started znd where do i look?? Amazon ebay etc any help much appreciated thanks m8 love your work the lotus cortina and mk1 escorts u did 4 hayes mint m8
Hi there, thanks for stopping by. What kind of a kit are you looking to start with?
Road car? Buggy? Monster Truck?
Ebay would be my first choice as you can compare prices between Sellers to see how much your budget would allow. Any decent model shop that you can visit will also help you to decide where you want to start. If you start with a CW-01 kit like the Lunchbox, you can swap the bodyshell for something completely different like I did with the 2 mk1 Escort's I built for Marcus Hayes. The Lunchbox is a 205mm wheelbase and you can go to Kamtec Modelsport's website and search for banger racing bodyshells with a 205mm wheelbase. If you want to build a buggy then the Grasshopper is a brilliant starter kit or the DT-03 Racing Fighter or Neo Fighter are also fantastic kits to build as well. The road cars are a little more involved when building up for a first time kit but it also depends how much you want to spend to start with. The handset, battery and charger will probably set you back around the £60 area and that's before you purchase a kit. You can of course purchase the items as spare parts saving yourself about £50 off the price of an actual kit if you decided to go down that route as well.
I hope I have been helpful with my reply 👍
@@cw-01creations46 thank you for your reply and time when I start my build I will let you know how I'm getting on I really want a petrol one or whatever fuel they run on!!!! But may get electric to start off have to compare prices thanks again 4 your time
@@user-yg2vw8cc8c You're very welcome Simon