My Axial SCX10 Honcho & Scale Accessories (Pix intensive!)

Just documenting some 1:10+– scale accessories for the benefit of newbies.




• 1:10 scale wrestling figure (Dwayne The Rock Johnson), approx. 7 inches, China Square Central—the place to go for all your figurines.
• 1:10 scale lantern, eBay, modified.
• 1:10 scale fishing net, home-made.


• 1:10 scale fishing pole/rod, ebay, modified.
• 1:10 scale metal bucket, ebay.
• 1:10 scale fish net-bag, home-made using mothball net.
• 1:10 scale fish, ebay.
• 1:10 scale fire extinguisher lighter, Dealextreme.

• 1:10 scale axe keychain, Dealextreme, modified.
• 1:10 scale RC4WD boulder wood-metal shovel with D grip, ebay.
• 1:10 scale tow rope, home-made using curtain rope, and spring hook from costume jewellery store.


• 1:10 scale license plate, home-made using ESC cooling plate and inkjet printer.

looking good... nice poser shots!

• 1:10 scale gas can/Jerry can, ProLine, ebay.
• 1:10 scale cooler box, ProLine, eBay.


• 1:10 scale winch box converted to tackle box, ProLine, ebay.

boolean21 wrote:looking good... nice poser shots!

tks man, just have a rifle in the works and I think I'm done—more or less!

Ok for a break...got these spidey decals from hardware store near office. Thought they were really apt.

Wah!!! Bro go fishing only mah!!! Why so serious
Joking only wah nice build

Wow, nice things for the Honcho.

The fishing net looks awesome, therefore it needs a separate post with build instructions and detailed photos . Please!

derrickwthip4 wrote:Wah!!! Bro go fishing only mah!!! Why so serious
Joking only wah nice build

tks, some ppl take fishing v seriously, lol. Used to fish a lot, so went with fishing theme

laneboysrc wrote:Wow, nice things for the Honcho.

The fishing net looks awesome, therefore it needs a separate post with build instructions and detailed photos . Please!

Tks man, but no need for sep thread lah--2 pixs with some explanation are enough:



1. I used the netting (bigger holes) from a cheap mothball product from the NTUC supermarket. You can get the net (smaller holes) from a bunch of onions from the grocery store too as they are sometimes sold in nets (see white net). I chose the former since it was already glued together at one end. I dyed the mothball white net green by simply using acrylic tube paint and then blow-dried it.

2. Then just use 1mm metal wire to form the frame, triangle or circle, up to you. Be sure to thread the net through the frame first before you twist it close. To thread the net, you need to cut the net down vertically first (and sew back later) so that it's easier to thread (like threading a curtain through a pole). You can then sew around the frame for effect.

3. Use a 3-4mm diameter, 9cm alu tube for the handle. I wrapped a thinner wire around the top end just for effect.

4. Then I just shrink tube-wrapped the twisted part of the triangle frame so that it can fit snugly into the alu tubing.

5. Then just cap the end with a black screw shrink tube-wrapped to fit in snugly too, and voila! you have your fishing net:



As you can see, very simple, anyone can do it!

• 1:10 scale hunting rifle, keychain from Safra e-mart, painted, rifle sling added.

That's all for now, thanks for viewing!

Thanks for the photos and very detailed explanation of how to build the fishing net!

Saved for future reference.

laneboysrc wrote:Thanks for the photos and very detailed explanation of how to build the fishing net!

Saved for future reference.

Most welcomed

Updates...


• SCX10 1:10 home-made front grille antenna.


• SCX10 Axial Universal 5-Light Bucket LED roof lights installed.


• SCX10 rear roll cage LED lights installed.


• SCX10 1:10 Barney Ross, Expendables 2.


• SCX10 1:10 scale lamp with LED light.

The lantern is sweeeeeet!

Did you use the Axial kit AXIAX30709 for your front headlights? Did you cut out the lights from the overhead light bar then mount them on the brackets the kit comes with?

matthew.j.forget wrote:Did you use the Axial kit AXIAX30709 for your front headlights? Did you cut out the lights from the overhead light bar then mount them on the brackets the kit comes with?

Hi Matthew, I used the spare headlight buckets that were in my Honcho spares bag I think, I didn't cut them out of the lightbar. But yes, I used the 2 u brackets from the AXIAX30709 kit to mount the light buckets. One of a kind!