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BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
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BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by babyboy Tue 22 May 2012 - 23:13
My first build:
I will try to build a Defender D110 on an SCX10 Chassis. Got my parcel today.
I will try to build a Defender D110 on an SCX10 Chassis. Got my parcel today.
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by babyboy Wed 23 May 2012 - 10:07
What I got
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by boolean21 Wed 23 May 2012 - 10:12
Yeh! New truck to molest! 
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by babyboy Wed 23 May 2012 - 11:23
First thing I look at is
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Boolean21, you have to wait a long time.... cos need heavy Mod to get the D110 wheel base correct and I'm new to this kind of RC. I measure the chassis... its a tight fit. Any suggestion? Looks like either I drill new holes or DIY a chassis as what you did for your D90. I ored plan to lenghten the link but was taken back with the chassis lenght.
Shown in the pic is the wheelbase requirement 334mm. How to stretch?
I need to get the chassis right first. Anyone got suggestion?
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[/img]Boolean21, you have to wait a long time.... cos need heavy Mod to get the D110 wheel base correct and I'm new to this kind of RC. I measure the chassis... its a tight fit. Any suggestion? Looks like either I drill new holes or DIY a chassis as what you did for your D90. I ored plan to lenghten the link but was taken back with the chassis lenght.
Shown in the pic is the wheelbase requirement 334mm. How to stretch?
I need to get the chassis right first. Anyone got suggestion?
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by boolean21 Wed 23 May 2012 - 11:26
You might want to consider diy the chassis rails for your d110....
Keep this rails for your next build.
Keep this rails for your next build.
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by babyboy Wed 23 May 2012 - 11:47
OK. DIY than. Where did you get the material for your D90 Chassis? It need not be in C or L shape right? Was thinking of a flat aluminium piece maybe 2mm or 2.5mm?
Heres a real D110 Chassis looks like
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Heres a real D110 Chassis looks like
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by boolean21 Wed 23 May 2012 - 12:31
I got them from Teck Leong Metals... They have a branch at Kelantan lane.
You can get the bolts and nuts and threaded rods for the links at Poey Huat Hardware... Also at kelantan lane...
You can get the bolts and nuts and threaded rods for the links at Poey Huat Hardware... Also at kelantan lane...
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by babyboy Wed 23 May 2012 - 12:58
Poey Huat sounds familiar. OK. thanks for the info. Will drop by kelantan lane.
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by oceanic Wed 23 May 2012 - 13:05
boolean21 wrote:I got them from Teck Leong Metals... They have a branch at Kelantan lane.
You can get the bolts and nuts and threaded rods for the links at Poey Huat Hardware... Also at kelantan lane...
great info bro!
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by RTECH Wed 23 May 2012 - 19:22
built ! built ! built !
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by babyboy Fri 25 May 2012 - 12:38
After building the chassis to figure out how to get the D110 wheel base requirement of 334mm, I have decided to stay with the chassis and extend the chassis rail by 3mm. Will be going down to Kelantan Lane.[img]
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by babyboy Fri 25 May 2012 - 12:41
Any suggestion on how to extend the drive shaft? Requires additional 6mm lenght from the motor to the axle.
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by babyboy Fri 25 May 2012 - 13:13
Here's some update of the cut out..
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Might not be very accurate but I try my best. I'll wait for the D90 to arrive before doing a final measurement and cut out the template.
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[/img]Might not be very accurate but I try my best. I'll wait for the D90 to arrive before doing a final measurement and cut out the template.
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by babyboy Fri 25 May 2012 - 19:45
boolean21 wrote:Alright man..
If the transformation is successful I will pass the template to whoever wants it... at least I'm not lonely...
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by babyboy Wed 30 May 2012 - 9:54
Some update. Manage to stretch to the required wheelbase for the build.
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Need to lenghten the links. First up will be this.
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[/img]Need to lenghten the links. First up will be this.
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by boolean21 Wed 30 May 2012 - 9:59
you can get the 3mm threaded rod from Poey Huat if you wanna use back the rod ends...
then go teck leong metals to get some hollow aluminium tubes to sleeve the threaded rod and you will have some nice aluminium longer links.
then go teck leong metals to get some hollow aluminium tubes to sleeve the threaded rod and you will have some nice aluminium longer links.
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by babyboy Wed 30 May 2012 - 10:17
Boolena21, thanks for the tip! The other things that need to lengthen is the Y tree joint to the centre of the axel... how to go about that? Or just get a longer M3 screw?
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by boolean21 Wed 30 May 2012 - 10:25
babyboy wrote:Boolena21, thanks for the tip! The other things that need to lengthen is the Y tree joint to the centre of the axel... how to go about that? Or just get a longer M3 screw?
does the kit come with the 4 link truss mount?
can convert the rear to 4 links and extend the links the same way..
if doesn't come with the 4 link mount...
else, measure and get longer screen and spacer to extend the y-link...
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by babyboy Wed 30 May 2012 - 10:48
Base on what I just google... yes I have the 4 link truss mount.. will figure it out how to link it up. THANKS Boolean21! Back to the building tonite.
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by boolean21 Wed 30 May 2012 - 10:52
Great... I've posted a 4link conversion in the forum or on my blog.. Somewhere....babyboy wrote:Base on what I just google... yes I have the 4 link truss mount.. will figure it out how to link it up. THANKS Boolean21! Back to the building tonite.
Can take a look... quite straight forward...
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by babyboy Wed 30 May 2012 - 11:14
boolean21 wrote:Great... I've posted a 4link conversion in the forum or on my blog.. Somewhere....babyboy wrote:Base on what I just google... yes I have the 4 link truss mount.. will figure it out how to link it up. THANKS Boolean21! Back to the building tonite.
Can take a look... quite straight forward...
Thanks. Found your post.
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by boolean21 Wed 30 May 2012 - 11:21
Alright man...
Looking forward to updates.
Looking forward to updates.
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by babyboy Wed 30 May 2012 - 11:53
boolean21 wrote:you can get the 3mm threaded rod from Poey Huat if you wanna use back the rod ends...
then go teck leong metals to get some hollow aluminium tubes to sleeve the threaded rod and you will have some nice aluminium longer links.
Just to understand.. when you say sleeve means the whole threaded rod will go thru the aluminium tubes and out the other end right?
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by boolean21 Wed 30 May 2012 - 11:58
babyboy wrote:boolean21 wrote:you can get the 3mm threaded rod from Poey Huat if you wanna use back the rod ends...
then go teck leong metals to get some hollow aluminium tubes to sleeve the threaded rod and you will have some nice aluminium longer links.
Just to understand.. when you say sleeve means the whole threaded rod will go thru the aluminium tubes and out the other end right?
Yeah man...
If you want, can also buy a hollow aluminium tube and thread it for 3mm... But more work... Then no need the threaded rod... Sleeving is easier.... any hollow tube that can fit the threaded rod through can liao...
Just bring along the threaded rod or a m3 bolt to test fit....
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by babyboy Wed 30 May 2012 - 23:31
The D90 body has arrived
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The mud plugger fitted just nice within the body.
Some QC that need to be rectified. The other one is OK. I will use this to Mod to the D110. Hope that some heat will correct the flaw.
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[/img]The mud plugger fitted just nice within the body.
Some QC that need to be rectified. The other one is OK. I will use this to Mod to the D110. Hope that some heat will correct the flaw.
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by boolean21 Thu 31 May 2012 - 0:37
nice to see another landy in the making!!
now i've got mixed feelings... on one hand, excited to see the landy being cut up and built into a D110... on the other hand, painful to see the landy being cut up...
but i guess the pain is temporary!
looking forward!
now i've got mixed feelings... on one hand, excited to see the landy being cut up and built into a D110... on the other hand, painful to see the landy being cut up...
but i guess the pain is temporary!
looking forward!
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by babyboy Sat 2 Jun 2012 - 0:47
Some slow update... I should kick myself... for being over confidence. It's a really stupid mistake...
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Was happy that I found out how to cut up the D90 easily... that I happy happy cut.. now got extra one piece... arrgh!
After doing measurement on the D90 body and scale it to the actual 1:1, the wheelbase is actually shorter that what RC4WD had on its D110. So I will use the shorter wheel base lah. I'll see if can get 2mm styrene by this week... and I need to work on the chassis with the new wheelbase.
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[/img]Was happy that I found out how to cut up the D90 easily... that I happy happy cut.. now got extra one piece... arrgh!
After doing measurement on the D90 body and scale it to the actual 1:1, the wheelbase is actually shorter that what RC4WD had on its D110. So I will use the shorter wheel base lah. I'll see if can get 2mm styrene by this week... and I need to work on the chassis with the new wheelbase.
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Re: BabyBoy's Land Rover D110 on Axial SCX10
by boolean21 Sat 2 Jun 2012 - 1:47
Looking good
This is the 2nd chopped up defender 90 I saw this week!
This is the 2nd chopped up defender 90 I saw this week!
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