SSD Trail King Bronco VBuild 5 Styrene Interior Build and Tips
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- Time to break out the cardboard and styrene! Let's build a simple interior for this great new build!
This ALL NEW build series will showcase the Team Raffee XLT Bronco body on the SSD Trail King Chassis and GCMRacing wheels. Links shown below!
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How am I so fortunate enough t come across this Chanel , very educated Chanel! Thanks for your time!
You are very welcome
I just finished fenderwells in my FJ Cruiser and your method was way better than mine.
Great work, very clear explanation .
Thanks!
Great to hear! I say get after it and build stuff yourself yeah!
Just wanted to thank you for sharing. Things are getting bad here in NY and it’s content like yours that gets a lot of us through the day. Hope everyone’s safe and healthy
Doing great here! Be safe, and happy building!
YAY!!! A new Video for my "Tips and Tricks" Folder!! 👍👍
When Chris talks Interiors - I LISTEN!! Not kidding. You may know I've been following your Channel for over 8 years. EVERYTHING I know about Scratchbuilding Interiors - and Magnet Mounting Bodies - I learned from YOU! 😎👋👋👋👋🍻
I was really looking forward to you getting to this part!
Carmine ✈🚂🚙
Thanks!
I've built a couple of rigs using pre-built bodys, 1is a 1/6 Newbright Hummer and 1 is a 1/10 Jeep from some Chinese no-name toy. One of them has an interior base that bolts to the frame and the body is attached to the base with screws. Almost exactly what you are doing here! The toy Jeep body on the other hand isn't as convenient. I screwed 2 rare earth magnets to the bottom ( lined up with the frame), and in front I glued styrene on the mounting posts with some Velcro. Great video series 👍!
Thanks for watching! yeah!
a very simple yet super useful tips here...keep it going bro
Thanks for watching!
It is a video of good contents and good explanation👍👍👍👍
Glad you liked it
Great tip! Made it sound a lot simpler than what was in my head. Much appreciated chris!
Awesome! Do it!
I'm going to give this a shot... thank you.....!!!!!
You can do this! Make some mistakes, and try again, and have fun building!
Dude, thank you!
I really appreciate the tutorial and will be using this.
There are a number of body design issues that I've been avoiding, and this was one of them, because the wheel wells, suspension drive shafts, its somewhat of a mess trying to get it all right.
Very simple method you have there.
I imagine that this "complete connection" also helps with overall rigidity, better isolating movement to the suspension.
So when I do this to my Scx10ii this coming month, it should help get rid of that terrible flex this thing has. I think I'm gonna reinforce the body down low to help in that.
Thanks again!
Great stuff! Yeah! I hope this was helpful and you can get your build up to the level you want! My favorite part about this interior tray is the support it gives the body, and it's super LIGHT!
Amazing use of simple product, thank you. Looking forward to see this Bronco in action.
It's coming along! Thanks for watching!
Great tip Chris. I appreciate this info . I'll be watching for more
Awesome, thank you!
Dude thats awesome. The community coffee is a staple where Im from in South LA. About as good as Tim Hortons (lol!)
That is my favorite brand of coffee! Made in Louisiana. Very helpful video. I have only made 2 different interiors and 1 was just recently for my C1 for Scale Nats in LV. 👍🏼👍🏼
Awesome! Thanks for watching
Great Idea and Great Explanation (so that i understand ;)) and hopefully i will try in short future build Project - thx Chris
Do it! Yeah!
GCMRacing1 - Scale Truck RC in Canada i will rebuild the red Skeleton (you see it in Belgium) and will build it like the white one class two ...
Man.. You are AWESOME!!! SUBSCRIBED!!!!
Very confident Chanel! You must be a teacher ?
Awesome Demonstration you explain that very well appreciate you sharing🙂
Thanks for watching!
Great tutorial 👍🏼
Thanks!
Awesome job. What styrene thickness do you use?
Mostly 0.060 or 1.5mm
Awesome you make me thank i can do it i my try thanks for the tips and videos
You can do it!
so cool im getting to make a camper for my 67 chevy
I've always wanted to do a camper! Yeah!
What type of glue did you use?
I like to use simple CA and kicker for joints and it's fast. Then usually I'll go over any seams with a swipe of shooGoo or similar just to make it strong.
Awesome thank you great vid
Glad you enjoyed it!
very usefull! =)
Glad you think so!
Don't Know what I'm doing. But I'll feel more comfortable doing it. =)
Go for it!
@@GCMRacing1Got the Turbine inserts! Can't show'em till Bullgear's weld trucks in April. Thanks so much!!
jjjjj buena pinza
Delisio frozen pizza boxes work best
Oh yes!