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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Hi RC Enthusiasts
Welcome to my channel and thank you for taking the time to view this video.
This is the Tamiya Rock Socker on Tamiya's answer to a crawler chassis. This awesome model comes as standard with a 540 size motor, a single speed centre gearbox, the ability to choose to have locked / unlocked front & rear axle differentials, front & rear barrel spring, with separate oil shock absorbers, metal chassis rails, four link front and rear chassis links, soft tires and detailed plastic bead lock wheels, the ability to choose to have the optional four wheel steering option, part ball bearing and part metal bearings and a highly detailed polycarbonate body.
If you would like to see the previous steps of the build, please visit:
1. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Chassis Unboxing
2. • Video - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Chassis Introduction
3. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Link Mounts
4. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 2 Attaching the Link Mounts
5. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 3 Mechanism Deck
6. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 4 Ladder Frame
7. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 5 Differential Gear
8. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 6 Drive Shaft
9. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 7 Axle Housing
10. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 8 Attaching Suspension Mount
11. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 9 Coil Spring Mount
12. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Steps 10 and 11 Attaching Front and Rear Uprights
13. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 12 Checking the RC Equipment
14. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 13 Steering Servo
15. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 14 Attaching the Steering Servo
16. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 15 Attaching Rear Steering Rear Tie Rods
17. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 16 Attaching the axle housings
18. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 17 Dampers
19. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 18 Filling the Dampers with Oil
20. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 19 Attaching the Coil Springs
21. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 20 Attaching the Dampers
22. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 21 Central Drive Shafts
23. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 22 Planetary Gear
24. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 23 Attaching the Planetary Gear
25. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 24 Attaching the Motor
26. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 25 Gear Case
27. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 26 Attaching the Motor
28. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 27 Attaching the RC Electronics
29. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 28 Cross Members
30. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 29 Attaching the Cross Members
31. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 30 Wheels & Tyres
32. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 31 Attaching the Bead Locks
33. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 32 Attaching the Wheels
34. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 33 Installation of the Battery
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Nicely done! It’s a good looking shell. Enjoy the painting process!👍😊
Nice work John trimming is a tedious job
Never my favourite part of the build but I’m getting better at it. Great stuff John!
@@FastFreddyRC hey Freddy, thank you for watching and leaving me a lovely comment. best wishes to you and the family 😎🖐️😉
Nice work John! That’s great that the arches were already cut!👍😊
@@HaydadRC hey Jeremy, thank you for watching, yeah on this great body, very lucky to have the arches already cut. I can just see this one on your work bench over the Winter period 😉🖐️😎best wishes to you and the family 😎🖐️😉
Hello,
Great update!👍
Greetings Seven🖖
@@SevenWelt hey Seven, thank you for watching. My best wishes to you and the family 😉🖐️😎
@@JF-RC Hello,
Thank you likewise!🍀
Greetings Seven🖖
Nice job John I do it the same way. I hope that you and your family are doing well and I will talk to you on the next one 👍👍👍.
@@madmustangrc214 hey Kevin, thank you for watching. I hope that you and the family are keeping well too. Take care 😎🖐️😉
Nice job John!!! You have much more of a steady hand than me, I was never and good using a blade to cut out a body, I use one at parts but not the whole thing, blades usually slip on me and I have enough scars as it is... Very well done man!!!!!!
@@UncleBobsRC hey Bob, thank you my good man, I can understand that the score and snap method isn’t for everyone, and I know you have a perfectly good explanation for your hand not being as steady as it used to be, don’t want you getting anymore injuries😉🖐️😎my best wishes to you and the family 🙏😎🖐️😉
@@JF-RC Steady hands aint really an issue, its age... However, I was never really good at it, now Kevin, I seen him go around a whole and take off the extra "scrap" in one go....