Building a basic interior

Simple walkthrough on making a basic full interior
Supplies needed. Can be found at local hobby shop or craft store and Amazon.
Styrene sheets(various thickness)
Craft foam
Adhesive felt
Paint
Glue
Hobby knife
Lexan scissors
Tape(painters or gorilla tape)
Tape measure
Misc drill bits
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[@Rowdy216]

Great little tutorial, especially for someone like me that doesn't really get into the "doll house" aspect of crawling. Most of the comps in my area don't do scale points, but there are a couple of places that do. Looks like I'm building a hard body now. Thank you.

[@Andy_Yates]

This is awesome Tim. Thanks for sharing this since I wasn't quite sure how I was going to tackle the interior. This will be the perfect type of interior for my Element Sendero HD that I'm running in Class 2. With metal bumpers and sliders, and pointing out functional + non-functional parts, I'm looking at -33 points as it sits. Some additional points without adding significant weight will be great, and could push me to 40 points if I add a driver. Still running the RTR lexan cab and flat bed

[@jordanwurz1024]

Awesome job

[@jordanschmidt5044]

Great tutorial, thanks for this one. Found your channel a week ago and have watched a lot of them. Just starting to get into the idea of comes so it’s been pretty good

[@mikebennett4686]

just watched you put your truck back down on the table @4:40 , and im blown away by the slow shock action! nice set up! do you have a video where you go over your method of setting up shocks? im on my 3rd crawler now , and i'd love to have that kind of smooth shock travel. Thanks

[@Wroughtxxx]

Thanks for the awesome tutorial. I was trying to figure out how to make an interior and was finding it a little intimidated. But this looks super simple and I can see that this will be a great starting point for more detailed interiors. Thanks again.

[@jerroldtaylor3047]

Awesome tutorial will give a try for sure

[@petroskaramichalakos5891]

Thanks 🙏

[@BlindGuyRc]

Very cool video man. Real great tips.

[@raymonde.tanneratomic-rc9370]

Nicely done

[@kollinsendall1]

So helpful!

[@themountain59]

Awesome...very helpful video 🤘

[@garycooper1162]

Awsome video as always. What thickness styrene are you using?

[@TRDAdventures]

This was .02

[@paulgarcia8846]

What's the total weight for this interior, looks super light!

[@TRDAdventures]

Generally like 15-30 grams

[@dadsrcworkbench1322]

Great video as always. How did you attach it to the body?

[@TRDAdventures]

Simple tape or you can glue in, or Velcro

[@dadsrcworkbench1322]

@@TRDAdventures thanks. Those are good options.

[@darrenkarge7372]

Do you have a link to the file to get the steering wheel printed?

[@TRDAdventures]

No I had them made