noob here,, has anyone actually tried making an offroad track - Page 2

Kazin73 · #16 11-29-2005, 08:08 PM

yep a combination of moldable lead putty in the wheels and inside the lower chassis and a 1/4 oz self adhesive weight on the front chassis. On the paint I have a set of wheels painted OD green also, but I have yet to wieght them and with those grades it just will not crawl up it without flipping.

Scorpion · #17 11-30-2005, 08:07 AM

Well I wanna see that thng done NOW

lol well I can wait for a little bit i guess lol

Kazin73 · #18 11-30-2005, 10:33 AM

Aye Aye capin. lol I just have to find more lead putty not a easy task.

Scorpion · #19 12-01-2005, 07:57 AM

I guess I can wait.

Scorpion · #20 12-06-2005, 02:46 PM

Hey where the crap did you go

Kazin73 · #21 12-08-2005, 07:01 AM

Sorry been afk for a bit. Waiting on Xmas for a few more MTs to go under the knife.

micro-rc-guy · #22 01-13-2006, 06:25 AM

What's happening with your mt's then , Its after christmas

I would love to see that video , but rcpics has deleted it

, would you be able to re-upload it for me please ?.

Also , If you would be willing to pick me up a ZZMT with the extra gears/tires/motors as I cant buy them here in New Zealand , Please drop me a PM , I would odviosly pay shipping price , wouldnt be too dear if you were willing to open the boxes , and put it all in a small box , and of course test drive :P , shouldnt be more than a few bucks.
or maybe you have a second hand one ? Let me know please , would be a great help as im itching to get one and it really sucks not being able to buy them here , have allready started/attempted terrain like yours before , and I think I need a zzmt this time to scale it up right , as last time a guy had supposobly sent me one and never did.

Thanks very much man ,
Joe