@MrThomaskirchner Hey, the other channel had problems with the link even after verification. I figured the best solution is to switch channel as a whole. Not only did it solve clickable links but viewers can also scroll through video chapters 👍
@@Josephs-Lab Cut my chassis today... loaded my wheels up and OOPS.. put them on the spindle backwards... had the front all assembled.. and then the arms shattered... resin has its place.. but ... this aint it
Not sure if that'll be efficient considering that these models aren't meant to be modified. The chassis needs to be compatible with the shell, otherwise the process will require a lot of cutting work or might not end with satisfying results. In short, yes it would be possible. I just wouldn't suggest it for these cheap model cars because I had to offset the steering platform just for it to not collide with the front fenders. A pre built RC chassis may not come with this custom adjustments.
Really nice work!
Can you do one on the 1:24 knight rider jada car?
I have a feeling this car is more likely to overturn
hey, why did you change channels?
@MrThomaskirchner Hey, the other channel had problems with the link even after verification. I figured the best solution is to switch channel as a whole. Not only did it solve clickable links but viewers can also scroll through video chapters 👍
@@Josephs-Lab I'm glad you didnt take it down totally.. I started slicing up a chassis today and wanted to double check something.
@@MrThomaskirchner Oh I see, I was wondering how you noticed the change so fast
@@Josephs-Lab Cut my chassis today... loaded my wheels up and OOPS.. put them on the spindle backwards... had the front all assembled.. and then the arms shattered... resin has its place.. but ... this aint it
@@MrThomaskirchnerIt happens.. I hope you find a solution 👍
Looks far smaller than that Audi RS6 caravan that YST Love Creativity converted into an RC car
Absolutely love that thing ☺️
Is it possible to just use the shell of this diecast and apply to a 1:24 rc car chassis instead?
Not sure if that'll be efficient considering that these models aren't meant to be modified. The chassis needs to be compatible with the shell, otherwise the process will require a lot of cutting work or might not end with satisfying results.
In short, yes it would be possible. I just wouldn't suggest it for these cheap model cars because I had to offset the steering platform just for it to not collide with the front fenders. A pre built RC chassis may not come with this custom adjustments.
Would you ever sell this ? I want it no one has hans Mazda rx7 car but cheap ass ones on Amazon?
I'm still a beginner with these projects, so I wouldn't feel comfortable selling as of now. Maybe in the future?