If I may make a suggestion for future Tamiya kit, put your screw bags in a muffin or cup cake tin. Separate each bag in a cup cake hole and write in a piece of tape or label maker the bag letter. Put your bigger parts in a bread pan. It will make your build easier and more enjoyable. Great video bro. I'm starting my Grand Hauler tomorrow. I just got done building the Globetrotter Tow Truck. It was a blast!
I have a Traxxas trx4, and I know quite of bit of parts and components but not a lot, I know basically the basics and have never builded a kit, and my trx4 is my first truck, basically my second I got a rc police camero a long time ago when I was younger, but do you recommend this to someone who had never really builded a kit, the only thing I’ve done is install lights to my trx4 Bronco, do you recommend it? Because I would really like to know.....
Sure, it has very good directions that are easy to follow. Painting the body is probably the hardest part. But if you are good at spray painting stuff I think it's a fun kit!
@@oddsandendsrc okay, do I have to spray paint it? Because I fine with having it black...And also the budget somewhat scares me, I’m 13 and I have 400 dollars and I will save up for more but I really don’t want to go over 700 or 800 or 1000, under 650 or such would be amazing... so my two last (probably last) questions are, do j need to spray paint it and what’s the lowest I could buy everything I need? including the kit itself.
@@Upguy-tj3gv you don't have to paint it if you do not want to, most of the body's come molded in white unless you get the King Hauler Black Edition but it cost a little more. The King Hauler and the grand hauler are on eBay right now for under $500. You can pick up a cheap radio and cheap servos for and probably keep the cost under $600 pretty easy.
@@oddsandendsrcAlright thanks! If I don’t get the Grand Hauler in Black and I get it in white, I’m not good with spray paint never really done anything with it, so what type of spray paint do I use and how, what are the steps?
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If I may make a suggestion for future Tamiya kit, put your screw bags in a muffin or cup cake tin. Separate each bag in a cup cake hole and write in a piece of tape or label maker the bag letter. Put your bigger parts in a bread pan. It will make your build easier and more enjoyable. Great video bro. I'm starting my Grand Hauler tomorrow. I just got done building the Globetrotter Tow Truck. It was a blast!
I have a Traxxas trx4, and I know quite of bit of parts and components but not a lot, I know basically the basics and have never builded a kit, and my trx4 is my first truck, basically my second I got a rc police camero a long time ago when I was younger, but do you recommend this to someone who had never really builded a kit, the only thing I’ve done is install lights to my trx4 Bronco, do you recommend it? Because I would really like to know.....
Sure, it has very good directions that are easy to follow. Painting the body is probably the hardest part. But if you are good at spray painting stuff I think it's a fun kit!
@@oddsandendsrc okay, do I have to spray paint it? Because I fine with having it black...And also the budget somewhat scares me, I’m 13 and I have 400 dollars and I will save up for more but I really don’t want to go over 700 or 800 or 1000, under 650 or such would be amazing... so my two last (probably last) questions are, do j need to spray paint it and what’s the lowest I could buy everything I need? including the kit itself.
@@Upguy-tj3gv you don't have to paint it if you do not want to, most of the body's come molded in white unless you get the King Hauler Black Edition but it cost a little more. The King Hauler and the grand hauler are on eBay right now for under $500. You can pick up a cheap radio and cheap servos for and probably keep the cost under $600 pretty easy.
@@oddsandendsrcAlright thanks! If I don’t get the Grand Hauler in Black and I get it in white, I’m not good with spray paint never really done anything with it, so what type of spray paint do I use and how, what are the steps?
@@Upguy-tj3gv I have good luck with the Duplicolor paints that auto parts stores carry