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Schorsch 04-10-2003 12:00 PM

more Buggy Pics & Video
 
Pictures and Video-Dune Buggy

Schorsch

Namuna 04-10-2003 12:20 PM

I think I just crapped my pants.

Racer9 04-10-2003 04:34 PM

I did just crap my pants!
That thing is awesome!

AUDI-TT 04-10-2003 06:33 PM

i also crapped my pants two times

Nice work dude that thing is awesome

dabigpig 04-10-2003 08:04 PM

pics look sweet but i can't get the vid to dl i'll try again later

arch2b 04-11-2003 12:17 PM

the video
 
spoiler-

the best part is seeing it as it's just goes over the edge as the video ends;)

Schorsch 04-11-2003 04:40 PM

:D The Model is not fall down over the Table. It's hang on the Hill. :eek: I dont believe it, but i have see it. I am the Driver on this day:p

Sorry, i know, My english...:confused:

arch2b 04-11-2003 11:52 PM

you can't tell from the video, it cuts off just then, but you get my point:D a nice ending for the video.

killer 04-12-2003 02:08 AM

:ö: i saw that too Arch! a few seconds before the video ends, it seems to me that the buggy drops down the table! :eek: , i hope it did survive that crash :(....
ei! is it me or it's just the size of my computer monitor?.. can i ask about it's scale? looks to me that, that buggy is around 1/60 or something in scale :confused: because the paracoarse looks a bit smaller for it's size?.. hey cool pictures man ;) -æ

Schorsch 04-12-2003 02:48 PM

Size
 
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The size was not so important for me. I want only a micro extreme Offroader. I build the gearebox and the steering box and between is place for a Litium Polymer Powercell. Thats all. The tires are truck tires in 1:87 (Oskosh). The size is maby 1:70:confused: Thats my example:

payaso 04-13-2003 02:21 PM

Very impressive Schorsch... Can you build me a car like that? Or tell me what i have to to build that for myself... Thanks


silla

Schorsch 04-13-2003 03:25 PM

Hello payaso,

sorry, i dont build cars for sale. Sorry again, my english is to bad for tell you the work. maby i can help. you have a question, then post it in this forum or send a e-mail. But oly when you have problems. I can not whrite a big text for build a Buggy. Sorry

Schorsch:(

payaso 04-13-2003 04:32 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Schorsch
Hello payaso,

sorry, i dont build cars for sale. Sorry again, my english is to bad for tell you the work. maby i can help. you have a question, then post it in this forum or send a e-mail. But oly when you have problems. I can not whrite a big text for build a Buggy. Sorry

Schorsch:(

Können Sie auf deutsch erklären? Dank. Ich habe Freunde, die Deutsch sprechen... :)

silla

Schorsch 04-14-2003 06:57 AM

Hi silla

Wo müßte ich da anfangen? Das würde eine sehr umfangreiche Schreibarbeit werden, wenn ich keine Vorkenntnisse bei der Beschreibung voraussetze. Kannst du 0,3mm Löcher bohren? Hast du eine Drehbank um die Teile fertigen zu können? Hast du schon Erfahrungen zum Getriebebau mit Zahnrädern Modul 0,2? Kommst du an eine Infra Rot Steuerung ran? Die IR-Steuerung gibts hier von privat so zu kaufen aber mit dem Zoll wird das schwierig oder? Gibts dafür einfache Liefermöglichkeiten?
Das sind so die ersten Fragen, die für jemanden, der den Buggy nachbauen will kein Problem darstellen sollten. Der Buggy ist komplett Eigenbau cool:
Ich weiß ja nicht wie du dir das so vorstellst aber einfach wird das nicht. Je nach Vorkenntnissen. Die Zeit einen Roman zu schreiben habe ich auch nicht aber ich würde dich gerne beim Bau mit diversen Tips unterstützen:)

Schorsch

payaso 04-14-2003 12:52 PM

Ich werde einen Satz von TTTTPARTS Org, und Versuch kaufen, es zu montieren. Vielen Dank für Ihre Hilfe auf dies. Ich dürfte fragen, daß Sie mehr in Zukunft bezweifeln


silla

Schorsch 04-15-2003 02:16 PM

silla,

tttt-parts has 4WD Parts, but i am not sure is it the right Part for a 4WD Buggy. You can do it, but when you made it self, then you have normally better results. When not, you must bay it.

Schorsch

Overlander 04-16-2003 11:54 PM

I did indeed soil my pants.

sawhit4 11-29-2003 06:43 PM

hey schorch can you post pics of your gearboxes?

Schorsch 12-01-2003 11:24 AM

Yes i can do:cool:
i make Pictures on Thursday and sed it

here new Pictures from last event. The Touareg VW is new and a Product of markus and me

http://mitglied.lycos.de/andreasrackel/gallen03.htm

sawhit4 12-01-2003 04:37 PM

im gonna make something like that but it will be more truck like. sorta like a monster truck but more like a truck with a lift kit. mine will be 2wd. is yours 2wd or 4wd? that truck is awesome i would trade my stampede for one of those. i might reconsider my design and make it more like that. what kind of electronics are you using?and one last thing. what kind of tires are those and do you know where i can get some in the US? thanks

Schorsch 12-02-2003 01:46 PM

Hello

My is English try very bad, but I try it. The tires are selfmade. I use fluidly latex out of the sex shop. First make a impression plastic tire with 2 Komponets Silikon. Then into the form fill the fluid latex and let from hardnesses. The transmitter and receiver an Infra red selfmade product of Markus is. There becomes to buy be that also in www. mikroantriebe. de. Is my answer helpful? Did I generally correctly understand the questions? :confused:

sawhit4 12-02-2003 05:32 PM

yeah that helps. i might use losi mini t wheels if they sell them alone. your english is good enough for us. we can understand you fine

sawhit4 12-02-2003 05:38 PM

i made a crapy "dune buggy" out of a rc kit from wal mart. its one of those with the wire comeing out of the back and when you press forward it goes straight and when you press back it turns. all i didnt was cut a peice of metal into the shape i liked and glued the gearbox and steering assembly to it. i also made a brass roll cage. ill post i pic but i dont think its worth it.

i found the gears i will use for my good buggy. the are out of an old servo and i will use an x mod motor if it matches up with the gears.

Schorsch 12-06-2003 12:23 PM

Hi

here the Pics:
http://mitglied.lycos.de/andreasrackel/Treffen02.htm
Andreas

sawhit4 12-06-2003 12:33 PM

thanks alot for the pics they answered alot of my questions and i have a few ideas now. Thanks again

arch2b 12-06-2003 12:40 PM

the degree to which you take the detail and micro engineering is amazing. i don't think i could EVER replicate your buggy....

sawhit4 12-06-2003 01:18 PM

i dont know where to post this so ill just put it here. do any of yall know if a servo motor would be powerful enough to move a 1/30ish scale rc car? and if i use 1/10 scale radio system will i have to use a battery pack because i wouldnt have an ESC? the servo isnt a high torque and i dont really care if it moves the car fast i just want it to move.thanks

MidWestRacer 12-18-2003 10:59 AM

Payaso, some info...
 
Payaso, if you're talking about having an actual vehicle like that, it's called the Scorpion. They're even street legal in a couple states. Search around on some 4x4 Truck sites and you might be able to find the link to the manufacturer of it. You can probably also find pics of it as well, so as to create your own R/C version of it.

Timbo337 12-18-2003 01:53 PM

There was a thread abuot someone making a scale scorpion tuber over at RCMT. If you belong there, then just search under reader's rides for scorpion. If not, here is the page with the pictures on it RC Scorpion It uses a emaxx tranny too:D

marc12 02-29-2004 12:50 AM

theres a little toy buggy at walgreens i almost bought when looking for some ttt bodies, i was going to get the buggy, but i wasnt sure what electronics i could put in it


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