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My loving wife just bought for me a Micro-Baja. They just arrived at the LHS this week. I'll get some images up soon, My camera i in the shop so I have to find the wifes. I'm still getting the clear body when they come in later this month.

Wow, your wife? How did you ever manage to find a woman that not only understands an obsession with toy cars (and trucks, bikes, helis' etc.) but encourages the hobby? Tell her I've never met her but like her already...but I'd better go now before my... ...uhm... ...better half(?) sees this and...oh its just to pianful to talk about, I'd better go now.

I got lucky.

She shares my love of RC and war gaming (Warhammer Fantasy, Lord of the Rings.)

She got hooked on the micro RC when I bought her the Yellow VW beetle Bit Char-g out of Hong Kong shortly after they came out. She has Bit and ZipZaps (not quite as many as me) a X-Mod (Gen 1) a Mini Quake, Mini Inferno (Her second is on it's way), PRO-B100, Vendetta and Micro-T.

I have the clear body and mounts on order previous to her getting me the Micro-Baja so I could convert my T onto a B(aja) whenever I wanted.

I'm hoping to have images up later tonight.

Cool i am looking forward!.

OK guys, I know you've been waiting for it.

Bilbo's new Micro-Baja.




Now Topless Micro-Baja Pictures.





As you can see the front mount on the Micro-Baja sits higher than the Micro-T. The rear mount screws onto the rear shock tower (looks like through the T mount hole.

Man, don't tempt me.

I had Micro-B aspirations, but then decided to move onto bigger things, but when that body comes out, I will be converting one of my Micro-Ts.

did they improve the front A-arms on it?

Murdoch wrote:did they improve the front A-arms on it?

Same A-Arms, but I never had a problem with the a-arms. The steering linkage is clear but I have a few guitar pick links ready to go.

BilboBaggins wrote:

Murdoch wrote:did they improve the front A-arms on it?

Same A-Arms, but I never had a problem with the a-arms. The steering linkage is clear but I have a few guitar pick links ready to go.

I wonder if they're using Lexan. That would work pretty good.

BilboBaggins wrote:Same A-Arms, but I never had a problem with the a-arms. The steering linkage is clear but I have a few guitar pick links ready to go.

crazydave wrote:I wonder if they're using Lexan. That would work pretty good.

To me it looks like the same ones as the later Micro-T vehicles (and the ones the stores got packages of to hand out as free replacements.) I know the one that was on the wife's truck bent when it hit a wall.

If you aren't putting on ball ends than I still say the guitar pick is better.

I really like the stance of that beetle, it's really agressive
I have to try to get my micro T running before I even think about looks . No friggin e-clips

crazydave wrote:

BilboBaggins wrote:

Murdoch wrote:did they improve the front A-arms on it?

Same A-Arms, but I never had a problem with the a-arms. The steering linkage is clear but I have a few guitar pick links ready to go.

I wonder if they're using Lexan. That would work pretty good.

the dude at my lhs said he uses zip ties

Maxximum Attack wrote:I really like the stance of that beetle, it's really agressive
I have to try to get my micro T running before I even think about looks Very Happy . No friggin e-clips Confused

I like the chrome rims, no more YELLOW.

The e-clips are the same one used on the Mini-T suspension. But I prefer to go threaded axles. I think I'm going to order 3racing's universal rear axles and threaded front axles as well as a set of ball bearings.

I guess I'll get another set of bearing from Bud (BRP) unless somebody can convince me there are better ones on the market in the same price range.

hogjowlz wrote:the dude at my lhs said he uses zip ties

I tried zip ties and broke a steering knuckle. Switched to guitar picks, cheap (12 for under 4 bucks and each one can make 4-5) and thin, and haven't had a problem since.

the losi bearings are fine