Final Build Photos
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| Submitted By | |
| Erik Michel | |
| Moxee, WA, United States of America | |
| Build Information | |
| Readers Ride Title | My Ossum Willys |
| Vehicle Class | Scale |
| Chassis Brand | Axial |
| Chassis Model | SCX10 II |
| Body Brand | Custom |
| Body Model | Ossum willys 3d printed |
| Custom Body Brand and Model | Thingaverse Ossum willys, I printed it in many scales until I got the one I liked. |
| Power System | Electric |
| Electric Motor Brand and Model | RC4WD 35t |
| Speed Control Brand and Model | Hobbywing, mounted under dash |
| Battery Brand and Model | Cheap 1500 40c lipos from amazon |
| Wheels and Tires Brand and Model | Mohero wheels, home made beadlocks, and pit bull rock beasts |
| Shocks Brand and Model | stock axial |
| Axles Brand and Model | stock axial |
| Paint Brand and Model | Flat green spray paint |
| Graphics Brand and Model | Iron oxide rust |
| Scale Accessories Brand and Model | All parts were 3d printed or resin printed by me |
| Light System Brand and Model | white headlights, yellow blinkers, and red taillights. All just leds wired to the battery plug. |
| Radio System Brand and Model | Older Axial remote and flysky reciever mounted under the dash |
| Sound System Brand and Model | none |
| Other Options Brand and Model | All my own creations other than the chassis, axles, wheels and tires. |
| Further Description/Back Story | When Covid came around, I was looking for something to help with my time. I have built many scale crawlers, so I was going that route. I bought the kit with no idea of where it was going to go. Once the kit was together I needed to decide on a body. I wanted a hard body, and I wanted a jeep….but not one like everyone else. I found the Ossum body on Thingaverse, and started printing multiple scales of it until I found the one I liked, and seemed to fit the chassis the best. From there….it was just making it all work. It has a ssd trans/transfercase so I could have a true engine under the hood, and didnt have to cutup the firewall. The fuel cell in the rear hold the battery and the cover is held there by 4 magnets. The camo canvas is from an old backpack. It was a great project, and close to my favorite. |
Build Process Photos
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