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Re: Land Rover D90 on TLT axles long term project. 11 years 8 months ago #11879

Ok so I have a decent update.

* Got my rims
* Got my new chassis
* mounted body to chassis

And inbetween all that, I had a chance to mask up all the windows. 1 and a half hours of masking, and this is what you get:




And the tools for the job, a sharp craft knife, and a kebab stick to make sure the masking tape is down in the corners


Anyway, here is the new chassis, Thanks Aubrey



And here I'm sorting the links out:



And on to the flex shots:



How's this for rear wheel tuck?



As she stands now...



More soon....

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Re: Land Rover D90 on TLT axles long term project. 11 years 8 months ago #11880

Great update. :y:
I'll take some of your masking tricks to heart. Was thinking about that today...
Looks very tidy, almost good enough to leave on! :lol:

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Re: Land Rover D90 on TLT axles long term project. 11 years 8 months ago #11959

My Landy has it's new shoes...





Just a quick share...

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Re: Land Rover D90 on TLT axles long term project. 11 years 8 months ago #11996

Where did you get the rims? V nice!

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Re: Land Rover D90 on TLT axles long term project. 11 years 8 months ago #12057

Where did you get the rims? V nice!


Got them from a mate of mine. He didn't need them anymore, so I bought them almost new. You can get them off eBay, Topcad make them...

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Re: Land Rover D90 on TLT axles long term project. 11 years 8 months ago #12091

I always have mental issues with stuff like that, mainly the price - kinda stuck between "They're far too much money for toy car bits" & "There's no way I'd want to make something like that for that money", so I go without...

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Re: Land Rover D90 on TLT axles long term project. 11 years 8 months ago #12093

I must agree with you buddy. I don't think I would buy them new, for my basher, but since this is one RC truck I've wanted to build all my life, I thought about buying them. Lucky for me, my mate wasn't going to use them anymore, and I paid a little less than half price for them.

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Re: Land Rover D90 on TLT axles long term project. 11 years 8 months ago #12120

*****UPDATE*****

Color finalized: Orange with Black roof and matt black arches...

But that will come soon, as for now... the transfer case is here...

Ok, so here are all the parts for the transfer case. I already installed the bearings:





So after a lot of fitting, filing, measuring, refitting, remeasuring, it finally came together:



Here you can see the transfer case is in AWD mode:



Here it is in RWD mode:



Here it's installed into the chassis:




And here is the HPI gear reduction unit mated to the 13.5 LRP motor. I'll install that later tonight and update as soon as I can...

More soon...

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Re: Land Rover D90 on TLT axles long term project. 11 years 8 months ago #12230







And here is probably the worst thing to have to mask and spray, but, patience definitely paid off. Even I'm surprised with the results...





More soon?..

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Re: Land Rover D90 on TLT axles long term project. 11 years 8 months ago #12231

Well, this is how the chassis stands at the moment. It is going to have to stand like this for a while, until I can sort out some driveshafts. The shafts I got are CR01 spares, but the little universal ball, isn't from Tamiya, therefore the shafts pop off all the time... :cry:

But not to worry, I'm sure I'll find some on EBay or RC4WD.







So for now, I'll carry on with the body work, accessories, Etc... I almost had it running...

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