Evo's monster - B.K inspired.
Posted: Sun Feb 29, 2004 5:34 am
Someday, a couple of weeks ago i said to myself:
“Screw the super bits – i wanna go outside!”
So.. I started to search the net, for everything in 1:64 scale which would be interesting for this purpose. You guessed right – off-road!
I looked here and there and as a loyal member of bitpimps i started to check the forums daily for inspiration which would be helpful for my off-roader. The thing which really set this into the high gear, was when betty.k registred at bitpimps, and showed some of his cars. Long story short – i was sold when i saw his yellow S2000!
Ok then.. How did he do it?
I found out quickly that betty.k had several off-road bits lying around and, thanks betty, he had also pictures of how to do the an off-road bit!
I became a little disapponted when i saw the tools and materials used for this mod, so i “downsized” the mod.
This was very easy, i founded some plastic, formed it to an h-plate, cutted the chassis and voila. H-plate.
The plastic is very stiff, yet it can still flex alot..
On top of that i added:
- Legowheels (I am a TRUE dane!)
- Tomy PCB from my first bit(It was ready for the tin, but i couldnt force myself! It was my first bit!)
- A Diablo shell.
- Raised the front tab.
- H-plate.
This is actually it. Im pretty happy with it, though this car absolutely SCREAMS for more power as the lego-wheels are heavy! Im thinking of dual-cell, but with a Mini-z mad force coming in the next week, i cant afford anything! But hey – you have to start somewhere right?
Right now my hoster is down (9:45PM - danish time) so you cant see the pic.
I cutted the chassis in two, and just glued an H-plate formed piece of plastic between. This IS the easiest suspension mod i've ever seen. Except adding springs to the front which will come someday after the dual-cell. Batteries are ordered!
/Evo
“Screw the super bits – i wanna go outside!”
So.. I started to search the net, for everything in 1:64 scale which would be interesting for this purpose. You guessed right – off-road!
I looked here and there and as a loyal member of bitpimps i started to check the forums daily for inspiration which would be helpful for my off-roader. The thing which really set this into the high gear, was when betty.k registred at bitpimps, and showed some of his cars. Long story short – i was sold when i saw his yellow S2000!
Ok then.. How did he do it?
I found out quickly that betty.k had several off-road bits lying around and, thanks betty, he had also pictures of how to do the an off-road bit!
I became a little disapponted when i saw the tools and materials used for this mod, so i “downsized” the mod.
This was very easy, i founded some plastic, formed it to an h-plate, cutted the chassis and voila. H-plate.
The plastic is very stiff, yet it can still flex alot..
On top of that i added:
- Legowheels (I am a TRUE dane!)
- Tomy PCB from my first bit(It was ready for the tin, but i couldnt force myself! It was my first bit!)
- A Diablo shell.
- Raised the front tab.
- H-plate.
This is actually it. Im pretty happy with it, though this car absolutely SCREAMS for more power as the lego-wheels are heavy! Im thinking of dual-cell, but with a Mini-z mad force coming in the next week, i cant afford anything! But hey – you have to start somewhere right?
Right now my hoster is down (9:45PM - danish time) so you cant see the pic.
I cutted the chassis in two, and just glued an H-plate formed piece of plastic between. This IS the easiest suspension mod i've ever seen. Except adding springs to the front which will come someday after the dual-cell. Batteries are ordered!
/Evo