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Scorpion MKIV

Gula

I wanna be Dave
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After receiving a text from the owner of my LHS stating he received one of those quickrun fusion 8ight systems, I got to thinking. What to try it out in first.
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I started this build a long, long time ago and had some cut up HB Sedona tires on the 2.2/3.0 wheels. Too ugly, and they got tossed. I also tried the old and beat up nomad db tires, but they just looked too tired. Found some neat tires a while back on aliexpress for cheap, so I ordered a replacement for the other rig, while I glue these on here.20241130_020906.jpg
 
Diff parts, courtesy of OSRC, 2 chassis and a set of slayer arms from an ebay R/C chop shop. 1 inch square tube as a backbone.20241130_122558.jpg20241130_122607.jpg
 
I just need to contour this piece for the transmission to drop in.20241130_074159.jpg
 
That's way cool! Any thought to using another front half to give you four wheel steering?
I did yesterday, ya, I had that thought for sure. Then i rememberedr, I no longer have the other ends.
 
I had recently purchased the 1/8 scale 2 in 1 or 8ight fusion system I sant to put in here. I'd like to find the LEM leading edge machine diff or trans parts to help take out a little more slop.
 
I've wanted to make a Scorpion bodied chassis for the longest time, the Gatekeeper was just way too easy on a truck chassis. Super cool and following along...
 
I started this build a long, long time ago and had some cut up HB Sedona tires on the 2.2/3.0 wheels. Too ugly, and they got tossed. I also tried the old and beat up nomad db tires, but they just looked too tired. Found some neat tires a while back on aliexpress for cheap, so I ordered a replacement for the other rig, while I glue these on here.
Exciting to see! You really nailed the design. Mike Seay and I were the originators of the Funrise scale models of the Scorpion. This is a great representation. More pix of my full size at Chandler Technology Corporation.
 
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