Appreciate the video, going to continue watching part 2, but I love the attention you put into every detail here so far. And cool you guys are in Long Beach, I know someone out there that I visit once or twice a year; when I'm down there I'll have to stop on in--always needing one part or another lol. Thanks again for the demo
Hey Roger! Just a quick note to thank you for these videos - they are GREAT educational tools and I am using them as I do a complete rebuild on my ancient S Maxx (as Garry explained to me it's from 1999 or even earlier). I also want to thank Garry, Kevin and you for all the tech support RC Street Shop has given me (Those old shock towers!). Right on! Keep up the good work! THANK YOU!
They call this generation T-maxx - Traxxas Legacy models... what is quite cool, that it is still possible to get parts! almost 20 years later! Good luck with your build, we're happy to help!
And if your like me and paint first before punching the mounting holes 🤦🏻♂️, a dab of paint on top of each post and set the body on , then the paint will mark the hole positions. Nice video
When the weather clears up around here and we can make the time to setup outside to do it. We've been discussing it and I promise we have not forgotten it. :) Thanks for watching.
Quick question, why would you take off the front bumper? Don't you need to see how the body will fit with it on and if it needs to be cut some for the bumper? Thanks
Sure, but first you take everything off, make holes, fir the body and then you trim the rest. Citing everything all at once, never works quite as planned....ask us how we know:)
Then you either limited to what this manufacturer sells for it or you need to modify 1/10 body to make it fit (as there is no other off the shelve solution available).
Can you guys confirm IF i can put a Mini Clubman shell onto a Tamiya TF-01 Chassis which Originally came with a Porsche Cayenne S body on it. It is 1/10th scale and i have doubts in purchasing a shell if it cant be done. I friggin HATE Porsche's with a passion... they are too round and ugly so i want a car with Meaner street cred lines. Even if not a Mini Clubman... dwffo an early 80s Ford such as Escort, or even open to the idea of American Muscle truck.... just need to get rid of that AWEFUL Porsche shell.
good job guys on making so many informative pointers on what and what not to do and most importantly HOW to do it.
Appreciate the video, going to continue watching part 2, but I love the attention you put into every detail here so far. And cool you guys are in Long Beach, I know someone out there that I visit once or twice a year; when I'm down there I'll have to stop on in--always needing one part or another lol. Thanks again for the demo
Love your movies Guys, keep it up 😁👍
Another great how-to by Rc Street Shop!
Hey Roger! Just a quick note to thank you for these videos - they are GREAT educational tools and I am using them as I do a complete rebuild on my ancient S Maxx (as Garry explained to me it's from 1999 or even earlier). I also want to thank Garry, Kevin and you for all the tech support RC Street Shop has given me (Those old shock towers!). Right on! Keep up the good work! THANK YOU!
They call this generation T-maxx - Traxxas Legacy models... what is quite cool, that it is still possible to get parts! almost 20 years later! Good luck with your build, we're happy to help!
The jeep Comanche was one of the easiest clear body's I ever delt with.
Nice videos guys. 👍👍
I've been to your guy's store about a year ago I loved being at your awesome store
Thank you, we appreciate you coming in!
Great instructional vid, you guys are great on camera. just subbed..
Thank you, much appreciate your subscription!
I’m about to purchase a Tamiya Unimog and do my first body
My way of drilling holes is to hold a sharp drill bit and use your hand to spin the bit
This is how we used to make holes too...but unfortunately this way hole comes out shaped really weird (almost triangular).
Thanks for saying this I don’t have this tool reemer thing so used a drill bit came out perfect 👍
Are proline body stickers peel and stick or do they take very precise cutting? ( 72 c10 chevy)
I just put that same body on my stampede, the ProLine decals have to be cut
And if your like me and paint first before punching the mounting holes 🤦🏻♂️, a dab of paint on top of each post and set the body on , then the paint will mark the hole positions. Nice video
When are you guys going to do part 2 & 3 to this video?
When the weather clears up around here and we can make the time to setup outside to do it. We've been discussing it and I promise we have not forgotten it. :) Thanks for watching.
hey guys, would a gt power light kit fit into the reciever box with the reciever in an axial scx10 ii?
Quick question, why would you take off the front bumper? Don't you need to see how the body will fit with it on and if it needs to be cut some for the bumper? Thanks
Sure, but first you take everything off, make holes, fir the body and then you trim the rest. Citing everything all at once, never works quite as planned....ask us how we know:)
Did that bumper come with the light bar??
May I suggest stealth mounts for the "scale" look?!
Thanks for the tip!
what are the wheels on that truck?
What kind of realistic chrome paint should I get for the bumpers
Try Tamiya
a better idea but one in the hobby store!!!!!:-)
Is it me or does Roger sound like Seth rogen
He is definitely a chosen one and rules the best rc hobby shop out there RC STREET SHOP!
RC Street Shop hell yeah he does one cool guy
More like the geologist 4m big bang theory
I have a Carson desert warrior 2.0 xl and it has some sort of hinged body. How do I mount a body on it? I want to make it a truggy
I'm sorry but we are not familiar with Carson desert warrior 2.0 xl.
would clips or pins work?
RC Street Shop it has one pin. There's like a hinge in the back and a pin in the front.
Then you either limited to what this manufacturer sells for it or you need to modify 1/10 body to make it fit (as there is no other off the shelve solution available).
I'm looking for a new body for my arrma granite blx, can anyone help plz
I used a drill just fine
It depends on the drill bit, but if you use regular drill bit, then the holes would not be round and will have multiple notches around edges.
Huff N Doback
I will never paint an RC body ever again I will only hydro dip.
Now to research Ukrainian army unimogs…
You forgot tape
thanks 👍
@@Rcstreetshop no worries just joking around. Like the show keep up the good work
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Can you guys confirm IF i can put a Mini Clubman shell onto a Tamiya TF-01 Chassis which Originally came with a Porsche Cayenne S body on it. It is 1/10th scale and i have doubts in purchasing a shell if it cant be done. I friggin HATE Porsche's with a passion... they are too round and ugly so i want a car with Meaner street cred lines. Even if not a Mini Clubman... dwffo an early 80s Ford such as Escort, or even open to the idea of American Muscle truck.... just need to get rid of that AWEFUL Porsche shell.
Unfortunately, we can't without seeing your setup in person.
Dam I wanted to watch this y'all seem pretty cool but the audio is horrible if you can get some sound dampening or something I would subscribe
I can barely hear him over his breathing
STOP SHOUTING .. WE NOT ALL DEAF ..
Lay off the caps, chief.