LOL haha ok maybe not what you thought:flipoff2: It's almost a spitt'n image of the Big one. :D
Sorry the pic's are fuzzy I guess too many:beer: :beer:

rear coils and 3link

scracth built XD8000i

oh ahhh a T-case bucket:D

Damn, that's fawkin WAY kewel! How many hours you got into it?
I know i would have had to have quite a few :beer: :beer: after that kind of a project. Did ya submit it for the contest at Roadless gear?

Originally posted by Bill4rest
oh ahhh a T-case bucket:D

That Rocks! I have that same shot of my Zuk...:D

Its that a 4 link in the rear?

Originally posted by Goat Boy
Its that a 4 link in the rear?


It is two track bars and a Y link so 3 right?

Originally posted by StomperZUK
Damn, that's fawkin WAY kewel! How many hours you got into it?
I know i would have had to have quite a few :beer: :beer: after that kind of a project. Did ya submit it for the contest at Roadless gear?

Yep and I have no idea how many hrs. I started about a month ago.

Who makes that model, and where can I get one? :D

Originally posted by dangerber
Who makes that model, and where can I get one? :D

yea what he said :D

Here is my half-ass model of a Jeep. I rigged up some coil suspension for keyboard crawling.. hehehe..

Your flex isn't very balanced, but your KTI is pretty impressive. :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

Now go get some pebbles out of the office landscaping, and build a REAL Mini-Rubicon. You could glue them to an old mouse-pad or something...

Originally posted by dangerber
Who makes that model, and where can I get one? :D

the kit is a Fujimi or Testor had it boxed once..same mold I got the one in the pic in Japan but the Fujimi boxed one I got from Roadlessgear.com I'm thinking of tubing the crap out if that one:D :D

Originally posted by Rockbuggy


yea what he said :D

Here is my half-ass model of a Jeep. I rigged up some coil suspension for keyboard crawling.. hehehe..

That's cool! So the Suspension cycle's?

I might have to order one :D

Here it is. and only $19 bucks!! :D

http://www.roadlessgear.com/Merchant2/graphics/00000001/model.jpg

Damn, it must be nice having a rig that is close enough to finished that there is time to make a model of it. I can't even get out of the garage long enough to sit at the computer and look at your models very long. Soon, very very soon. But not that soon.

Originally posted by twistedmetal
Damn, it must be nice having a rig that is close enough to finished that there is time to make a model of it. I can't even get out of the garage long enough to sit at the computer and look at your models very long. Soon, very very soon. But not that soon.

Welp It's not as close to being finished as I'd like. You see all the parts and plans are in my head......It's just faster to transfer them onto plastic than real metal. I wish building the big one was just as fast! and as cheap for that matter:D

Hey bill time to get mud on it! you want to built a real one for me?
Very nice.


:rasta: RESPECT :rasta:

Originally posted by HEDO
Hey bill time to get mud on it! you want to built a real one for me?
Very nice.


Naw I want to keep this one clean, it's a rock crawler...maybe some dents and such:D As for the real one sure just kimmy your credit card#:D :D :D

Bring it on little dude, my lego guy will out wheel you any day.:D

Originally posted by M/C MAN
Bring it on little dude, my lego guy will out wheel you any day.:D



yea with full size axle's and what looks like 205/75's for tires! :rolleyes::D

Maybe 205 mm tires.:D

Originally posted by M/C MAN
Maybe 205 mm tires.:D

OK LOL

oh, you metric challenged guys:rolleyes: .......(:flipoff2: )
205 mm IS what the real ones are.(width) as in 20.5 centimetres.
as in 8.07 inches. wee little stock sammy tires would be quite the hot ticket for getting your models diff's mucho ground clearance:D
talk about gearing hassles though, man!:eek: