Bringing back the Farm Truck, RC Rat Rod Scratchbuild, House Paint Patina, RC4wd Wheels and Tires

[@MrSneakyGunz]

20:48 I love how you leave the everyday ( life happens) mishaps in your videos. Always entertaining content. Keep up the great work.

[@raulderooy2378]

You are an Artist. Very inspiring. I am building a 4wd drift car, Ken Block is my inspiration. Thank you for your videos.

[@waynetate9895]

Looks much better, has a very purpose built race look to it, like it was built for a retro class of racing maybe. Those wide jobs really set it off.

[@wesmadebuilds681]

Nice seeing this one come back. Also fun seeing the Peterbilt in the background.

[@BlackSmithRC]

Great re-build on that body! MIDWID!

[@robertobassi1843]

Great scrachbuilt!nice work

[@mikeupton5406]

I really miss your Rat Rod builds. I have some hexes I found online that are drilled out and have bearings pressed into them. Don't get me lyin as to where they came from but their either from Bang Good or Amazon. Will get them out later tonight and get some pictures. Another option might be Fomula1 front rims. There is/was rubber tire F1 front rims that take bearings. But their not going to look like vintage or steelies. Really like the tires and rims you got on there now. Very cool.

[@kinslersrccustoms6945]

Mount the lights on the top of the steering arms so they turn with the wheels and tires. It will not take away from the hole look that started this build but it will make the lights the focal point ant it will give you full steering.

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

Very cool!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Jbzy3000]

I love this explains the front end.

[@GazVanDyk]

I’m super nervous getting ready to paint my first RC hard body. TF2 LWB. Watching your videos is very helpful. Thanks.

[@JokerInk-CustomBuilds]

11:30 That was super fun to hear. I have had the same issue and just solved it with exectly the samme solutions as you. #d printed adapters ith bearings and some washers etc.... Took me forever to find that solution... fun how another rc hotrod builder have gone the same route... :)

[@4sixrc143]

I love this channel you have some of the coolest builds. 🤟🏼

[@scalecrawlnl]

Fun video, awesome build. Enjoy all the elements 'coming together' to form a new truck. Great inspiration, thank you.

[@martinwhitehurst9893]

I would Love to build a rat rod of my own but not really sure where to start. You do a awesome job.

[@RC-Crawlers]

Love the farm truck build!

[@rcadventuresunlimited]

awesome, thumbs up

[@bobzilla9p0]

The fat tires rock and make it look like a dirt oval track farm truck ratrod!

[@jaysrcexpedition]

I zoned out for a min there watching you work

[@felipenewcalsky9610]

Powww crazy !! Could you sell it or give the chassis plans ? It’ s a dream !

[@anibalbabilonia1867]

Its amazing the amount of detail you can put into something that beautiful!👌🥰👍looks sweet!

[@toddproctor5781]

That is so cool, great work and great channel,Very entertaining.

[@urbur1470]

nice

[@five5ix56]

Most of the time the iron paint I get comes with an activator which you brush/spray on put in plastic bag and it should rust in an hour or so

[@EugeneRCDrezgalovo48rus]

Awesome video my friend 👍

[@hensleyshobbies-doug7761]

That’s badass, I dig the ratrods anyways. I’d like to try and build a 1/25 scale truck similar to yours, not exactly but similar, pretty cool bud!

[@PoorParsley]

Cool video my friend love the work keep it up

[@JoeOvercoat]

RWD lusciousness.

[@jdpaslRC]

Impressive! Good job bro.

[@BigfootRCrcoverlanddave2646]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧👍🏻🤠nice informative video there 🇱🇷Tex,your videos are always inspirational THANKYOU keep it scale my friend and stay safe and well 🤙☝️🤘🤠🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿Dave in Cornwall 🏄🏻‍♂️🌊🌧

[@TheUncleRuckus]

@20:46 😂 Are those the same tires you had on it in that facebook post the other day? Bc it looked sick AF with the fat tires. You could always spray that activator into a small cup and apply it with a brush if you don't want to spray the body. 👍👍

[@RCeveryday]

Lol. Yeah it’s the same wheel and tire setup.

[@nathandean66]

I like to buy one of your builds

[@jaysrcexpedition]

Had the same problem with my hex locking up so I took plastic hexs dill out for a bearing to fit inside and a shim or two. problem salved.

[@davidmedeiros7572]

I'm having the exact same issue with my front wheels (similar set up with Tamiya semi front axle). I started with normal depth hex hubs, I can back off the nyloc nut to get wheel spin. But my rig rolls in turns super easy so I want to increase the track width up front to counter that. Added wider hex hub adapters like yours, which don't use a nyloc nut so no way to keep tension on the nut and get wheel spin. Curious if you found any other solutions to this? You mentioned a 3d printed adapter? Do you have a link? What would be perfect is a wide hex adapter with recesses for bearings on both ends... but I don't have the tools or skills to machine that myself.

[@RCeveryday]

There is a 3dprinted part that solves that problem. I had a set I ordered from shapeways but I can not find them anymore.

[@spacemanvw]

Pretty cool - but front tirres to wide.

[@Heathen01]

Who makes that cab? And how much are they? Thanks!

[@RCeveryday]

It use to be sold on shapeways by m-customs. Cost about $150 back then.

[@chrispieceofthereef3120]

Was that a custom made body?

[@RCeveryday]

It is 3dprinted. The designer doesn’t have it listed anymore on shapeways. I know I’ve seen the file available somewhere else like cults3d or myminifactory.

[@rubiken06]

Where do you get the frame rail material?

[@RCeveryday]

I use half inch steel tube from Home Depot.

[@patlagosse]

How much 😉

[@mikefreeman5966]

Shure wish you wood come up with a kit or parts list an plans an were to get all the parts so a guy like my self could build one for my self come on dude you could make some money if it's priced right.

[@vincentlujan5586]

Do you have a email address to email you