Mr Modders i think its high time you roll your channel back up and into full swing, you are the main reason why i have progressed so far into this hobby!!!!!! everyone loves your stuff please come back!! hope all is well, thank you
What a feeling of satisfaction I enjoyed as I watched the Jeep in action! Absurdly, I felt a twinge of pride as I first saw it move, as though "we" had somehow built it together. I take this as evidence of the immersive quality of your videos. I can´t wait to see you do the skid loader : )
Thank you Del. The build series are always a bit of a 'project' and I'm pleased when I've finished one. It is quite nice to indulge myself & squeeze in the odd running video. Before I do the skid loader (and end up with yet another one of these to add to the collection), I'm probably going to do the little trailer - shown in this video - to put it on. At this very moment I'm putting together a little 1/16 'workshop' and if its any good I'll feature it in some of the videos. I think that some of your influence must be rubbing off! Very happy to hear that you feel this way about the videos - if the workshop pans out, it may feel even more immersive! 😀👍
@@RCModders I´ll be glad to see how you did the trailer. Years ago I worked for Shell, building pipelines, and I remember that my first job of the day was to use a forklift to deliver plant to various parts of the site. We had a big 6-pot diesel compressor with four wheels and a draw bar. I had no car licence, arriving at work each day by motorbike, and though I´d mastered the forklift itself on my first day I lived in terror of getting into a situation in which I had to reverse with that compressor hooked up! Everything else I had to tow had two wheels. Now I enjoy hooking up a 4-wheeled trailer to an RC truck and practising in the garden. It´s a lot easier without an infuriated foreman bawling at me! I´m delighted to hear that you´re building a 1:16 workshop set. Your standards are so high that I fear you might not use it, but I very much hope that you do. For the moment I look forward to seeing how you converted that little trailer.
I usually get them from either EBay, Amazon or Banggood. Which ever has availability and a good price at the time. They often come in pairs. And can be radio controlled - if you want to cycle through the light patterns- or just hooked up to a 5v receiver powered switch for on and off. 😀👍
Hi! I’m a big fan! Love all your detailed work on the Bruder conversions. Can you possibly make a video of your workshop set up demonstrating all the tools you use in modding RC’s especially Bruder conversions?
Glad you are enjoying the videos! I was planning on doing a video or two on my thoughts on 3D printing - as well as some basic instruction in designing & printing. I could also do something, as you have suggested here - good idea! Thanks! 😀👍
I have a question could u do a video on how to turn a ( Driven pickup truck with trailer to an RC) I jus bought one but I’m not sure how to go about doin it
There are lots of ways. Hope you get some ideas on the channel. If it already has toy grade RC you have a good start - replace with hobby grade RC and an ESC. Otherwise its more difficult as you would need to install a transmission and steering mechanism. Good luck!
Since finding your channel I've purchased two tractors, Jeep and trailer all now being rc converted. Thank you
Excellent! The Jeep trailer will be coming next to the channel! 😀👍
Another great video, very helpful. Many thanks.
Thank you! 😀👍
Absolutely love it 👍👍
Glad you enjoyed the video! Maybe I should do more running videos between the builds? 😀👍
very cool done my friend like it #49
Thank you! 😀👍
Mr Modders i think its high time you roll your channel back up and into full swing, you are the main reason why i have progressed so far into this hobby!!!!!! everyone loves your stuff please come back!! hope all is well, thank you
I'm starting to get there! Thank you for the encouragement! 😀👍
@@RCModders But of course!! i have used some of your 963 motor holders on my 963 loader and its fantastic! couldnt be happier!
Brilliant! 😀👍
Great video! thanks for giving good video to watch while we are locked in side due to quarantine
Thank you! You are very welcome! 😀👍
What a feeling of satisfaction I enjoyed as I watched the Jeep in action! Absurdly, I felt a twinge of pride as I first saw it move, as though "we" had somehow built it together.
I take this as evidence of the immersive quality of your videos.
I can´t wait to see you do the skid loader : )
Thank you Del. The build series are always a bit of a 'project' and I'm pleased when I've finished one. It is quite nice to indulge myself & squeeze in the odd running video. Before I do the skid loader (and end up with yet another one of these to add to the collection), I'm probably going to do the little trailer - shown in this video - to put it on. At this very moment I'm putting together a little 1/16 'workshop' and if its any good I'll feature it in some of the videos. I think that some of your influence must be rubbing off!
Very happy to hear that you feel this way about the videos - if the workshop pans out, it may feel even more immersive! 😀👍
@@RCModders I´ll be glad to see how you did the trailer. Years ago I worked for Shell, building pipelines, and I remember that my first job of the day was to use a forklift to deliver plant to various parts of the site. We had a big 6-pot diesel compressor with four wheels and a draw bar. I had no car licence, arriving at work each day by motorbike, and though I´d mastered the forklift itself on my first day I lived in terror of getting into a situation in which I had to reverse with that compressor hooked up! Everything else I had to tow had two wheels.
Now I enjoy hooking up a 4-wheeled trailer to an RC truck and practising in the garden. It´s a lot easier without an infuriated foreman bawling at me!
I´m delighted to hear that you´re building a 1:16 workshop set. Your standards are so high that I fear you might not use it, but I very much hope that you do. For the moment I look forward to seeing how you converted that little trailer.
great video!! I'm waiting for the skid loader build. you encourage me building my own and need your tips for the wheels. great channel!
Thanks 👍I designed and 3D printed wheel adaptors. I'll get to this when I can 😀
RC Modders use one that i found in thingiverse plus a 3d printed servo adapter totally worked weighting the wheels with hex nuts.
Great work, The Bruder Master!.
Many thanks. 😳. 😀👍
Man, these conversions and projects are AMAZING! I'm curious, where can you find those little LED beacons? I'd love one for a project!
I usually get them from either EBay, Amazon or Banggood. Which ever has availability and a good price at the time. They often come in pairs. And can be radio controlled - if you want to cycle through the light patterns- or just hooked up to a 5v receiver powered switch for on and off. 😀👍
Hi! I’m a big fan! Love all your detailed work on the Bruder conversions. Can you possibly make a video of your workshop set up demonstrating all the tools you use in modding RC’s especially Bruder conversions?
Glad you are enjoying the videos! I was planning on doing a video or two on my thoughts on 3D printing - as well as some basic instruction in designing & printing. I could also do something, as you have suggested here - good idea! Thanks! 😀👍
I have a question could u do a video on how to turn a ( Driven pickup truck with trailer to an RC) I jus bought one but I’m not sure how to go about doin it
There are lots of ways. Hope you get some ideas on the channel. If it already has toy grade RC you have a good start - replace with hobby grade RC and an ESC. Otherwise its more difficult as you would need to install a transmission and steering mechanism. Good luck!