Boom Racing BRX02 Land Rover Series III 88 Build Series - Part 6 - Body Mounts and Body

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
  • In the sixth part of this build series, we're going to install the body mounting clip system and show off the fully assembled and painted body. This also marks the completion of the kit in stock form. Unfortunately, I didn't actually go over the actual assembly of the body. To be honest, the body was very involved, with a lot of really small screws. It would make for a very frustrating experience trying to put that together and film at the same time. I'd say the body was the hardest part of the whole build actually.
    Seen in Video:
    Boom Racing BRX02 Land Rover Series III 88 Kit - asiate.es/aff?l...
    Kit:
    Boom Racing BRX02 Land Rover Series III 88 Kit - asiate.es/aff?l...
    Electronics:
    Armory RC Katana 500oz Servo - www.armoryrcho...
    Hobbywing Quicrun Fusion 1800kv - ebay.us/1NFmZK (eBay) | bit.ly/3COfjEA (Amain) | bit.ly/3VaaugD (Tower Hobbies) | bit.ly/3EKRWNk (Horizon Hobby)
    FlySky GT5 Radio - ebay.us/WWRQio
    FlySky FS-BS6 Receiver - ebay.us/e1uXOI
    Tools:
    Versachem Brake Caliper Grease - ebay.to/3p8bIZ7
    Noleen SF3 Grease (available on eBay) - ebay.to/3jN9vB9
    Permatex Anti Seize Lubricant (ebay) - ebay.to/3qpTbsN
    Associated 1656 FT 1/4 in Driver Handle - ebay.to/3d31t5O | bit.ly/3gJVi56 (Amain)
    Tamiya Side Cutter - ebay.to/371SAWb | bit.ly/3gHggSm (Amain)
    DEWALT DCF610S2R 12V MAX Cordless Lithium-Ion 1/4 in. Hex Chuck Screwdriver Kit - ebay.to/3tQqXcr
    MIP Metric Speed Tip Set MIP9512 - ebay.to/3qdBMTU | bit.ly/2Ch0wGB (Amain)
    Bob Smith Industries Blue Thread Locker - ebay.to/3jDR8i9 | bit.ly/3283GHR (Amain)
    ProTek RC Shock Pliers (available on eBay) - ebay.to/372Lscs | bit.ly/3iPs1Ie (Amain)
    Duratrax Shock stand - ebay.to/2MOyJ6l | bit.ly/2W9Ihdq (Amain)
    Hakko FX-888D Soldering Station - ebay.to/3aXFmLj
    Multistar Rubber R/C Work mat - bit.ly/2T3F4Zo
    IWISS Crimping Tool
    ebay.to/3jGKZll
    Universal Servo Cable Wire Connector Crimp Pin Kit - ebay.to/3tSAAaW
    E6000 Adhesive - ebay.to/2MZwtZV
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  • @rcgeneration824
    @rcgeneration824 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Nice build, and paint job. Always enjoy your RC content. Did I hear correctly that you used "Krylon Fusion" spray paint for this model? If you did, congrats! Those spray paints in my opinion are the best for hard plastics. I know, I've used them on my redcat gen 8 stock beadlocks and if cured properly the paint bonds really well, almost as if it's actually the original color of the material. In this case like your boom racing model you have there. Excellent!!

    • @RevolutionX
      @RevolutionX  8 หลายเดือนก่อน

      That is correct! I used the same paint for my RCRun Run80 LC80, RC4WD D90, and my Traxxas TRX4M Defender as well!

  • @MrSneakyGunz
    @MrSneakyGunz 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    I watched your entire playlist on the RC4WD D90. Really good! Organized and thorough. I'm interested.
    I own the Galande ii - D90. Bought it last summer but It's mostly still in the box. I took the axles out and apart to install an XVD in the front and drop in a Helical Gear Set for both. While I had them in pieces, I sandblasted and powder coated the pumpkin covers, transmission, and the transfer case Red. I would like to know your opinion on the quality and capability of each rig, once you've had some time with both. Keep up the good work. Let me know which you'd rate higher, if any, and why.
    Thanks for the content as well as your time brother.

    • @RevolutionX
      @RevolutionX  8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Hey Thanks! My honest assessment. I like the RC4WD stuff, but you kind of like it and work with/around what you got. You can have fun with them and tune them, but the fit and finish is not going to be something like a product from Vanquish. The Boom Racing stuff on the other hand, performs really well, and has really good fit and finish on their parts as well. It feels and looks of a much higher grade quality as far as the parts go. Now, I'm not bashing the RC4WD stuff by any means. I still like their stuff, but I'm just objectively calling it as it is. You can objectively see that the parts and machining on the BRX02 are of a higher quality.

    • @MrSneakyGunz
      @MrSneakyGunz 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

      Right on. I have a couple RC4WD rigs as well as Vanquish. I agree VP is hard to beat on a quality level, and I DO love the rigs from RC4WD. There's just something about the way they look when driving slowly over obstacles. But then I saw this and instantly wanted it, but I just bought all of the Kyosho re-re's before Xmas. Dropped quite a bit to round all of those up. So, I was just curious if the new BR kit was worth the entry price. I appreciate your thoughtful response. Thank you.

  • @alphamale1568
    @alphamale1568 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Do you have issues with the stock tires hitting the front leaf springs at full lock? Mine were rubbing considerably, so I rebuilt the wheels the opposite way to move the tires farther out, and I still have rubbing issues. I appreciate the step by step build! I followed your videos in several parts of my own Series III build, so I'm fairly sure that I built it correctly.

    • @RevolutionX
      @RevolutionX  หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      I actually don't have the issue, because I set up my radio endpoints and also adjusted those screws that prevent your steering from going too far. They're like steering stops. It's those screws on the axle that stick out towards the front. If you adjust them correctly the steering knuckle will be prevented from further turning when it hits those screws.