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05-23-2011, 02:42 PM
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Project FrankenMicro
Since I have a plethora of time this summer (recovering from knee surgery) I've decided to rethink a project / thought experiment that's been on my mind for a long time.
Some of you might remember my micro revo concept but due to some logistics I shelved it. The concept was good but lacked functionality. My goal for this project is to fabricate a useable micro rc18t. I have sourced material to combine with some really nice carbon fiber fabric for a custom hand shaped chassis. I have a load of parts from xmods, mini-z (mr02 and awd) and TL micro DT's It'll hopefully pass the time. Stay tuned? 
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05-23-2011, 09:45 PM
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sounds like a good project man. cant wait to see the progress on this one. sucks on the knee surgery but plus side is the free time now. lol
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05-25-2011, 01:43 PM
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Ive gotten a start on some of the parts blending:
In the photos below you can see the start of the rear control arms with the knuckle for the axle. Ive taken a Micro-T arm and with a bit of cutting and shaping made a "knuckle" from the MA010 Atomic SAS system.     A ballstud link will make the upper control arm and i just need to get a very tiny drill bit to make a through hole for mounting some hardware. There are screws in the Micro-T kit that have a smooth shaft with a few threads near the screw head that'll do nicely for easy smooth pivot action... Having some fun. 
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