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don't really know where to post this but i thought it was really cool=
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PmDWQCLWmfk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PmDWQCLWmfk
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cool rc m37
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That was worth watching, really neat. Need to commission him to build a deuce, M813, & M923. Great attention to detail.
earnie
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that would be cool
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WOW that was some real talent there! You got my vote.
earnie
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id love to see a wc54 done this way
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I just sat and watched that entire video. That is one of the coolest things I've ever seen. Amazing work, incredible attention to detail and accuracy.
Thanks for sharing. Now I'm looking at this guy's other projects. Serious talent there. I hope he works somewhere that utilizes all that skill and knowledge.
I can't find any current information on it, but when I was a kid, a guy in my grandfather's RC Warbirds group in Rialto CA had a 12-foot wingspan F4U that was accurate down to the functional controls in the cockpit and working scale double-wasp radial engine.
This kind of stuff has always fascinated me.
Thanks for sharing. Now I'm looking at this guy's other projects. Serious talent there. I hope he works somewhere that utilizes all that skill and knowledge.
I can't find any current information on it, but when I was a kid, a guy in my grandfather's RC Warbirds group in Rialto CA had a 12-foot wingspan F4U that was accurate down to the functional controls in the cockpit and working scale double-wasp radial engine.
This kind of stuff has always fascinated me.
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I was so stunned watching that entire video, I though I become paralyzed when it was over. This is wayyyyy over the top.
I cannot even imagine having so much talent.
Even nicer then my REAL M-37 in so many ways. A true talented professional.
I cannot even imagine having so much talent.
Even nicer then my REAL M-37 in so many ways. A true talented professional.
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woah....
what was the material used? seems like it could be used for many projects.
what was the material used? seems like it could be used for many projects.
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Good question bdean666 (and you look like you might be new around here so welcome):
- looks like foam core, but it appears to be a solid instead of a "sandwich" sheet material. Never seen stuff like that.
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Looks and acts a lot like Kydex. I don't know if it is, but Kydex would be the perfect material for this type of project.
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It's listed in the notes for the video on its youtube page (http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=PmDWQCLWmfk):
"Build notes - This body is made mostly with 3mm Komacel and 1.5mm poly styrene sheet, glued with CA glue. Driver is pine, bumper is aluminum. Rides on a GCM 4ten leafed chassis and tcase, rc4wd K44 axles, axial trans, tekin esc and motor."
CA glue is cyanoacrylate, most commonly known as "superglue".
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That is amazing!
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I saw this custom willys gocart and it reminded me of this rc m37
The talent of these guys is amazing
http://youtu.be/saBA_P5GqEk
The talent of these guys is amazing
http://youtu.be/saBA_P5GqEk