My Most Scale Build Yet! (Hopefully) What Car am I Building Next? 🤔

A new project has begun! But what car will it be? Much like some prior builds, such as the recently completed 1939 Chevy Coupe, I will be attempting to make the car as life-like as possible. Not only will I be building a great looking body, but I want a highly detailed chassis and interior as well. In this video I'll be revealing the next model kit I'm using for this project, and explaining some reasons I chose it. I'm looking forward to sharing some updates on this project soon. Stay tuned! 👍
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[@MakeItRC]

Thanks for watching everyone! Currently working on the next video in this series, installing the rear axle and suspension. Hope you stick around or that update. Until then I hope you all are having a great weekend. 👍

[@migi123]

Hey mister make it RC what do I have to do in order to get you to make a 1958 Plymouth Fury model rc

[@a-guy1912]

Turn the Bronco into rc. I need to see it.

[@tomatron1511]

I have a question what would it take to build a Ford Mustang Mach 1 post-apocalyptic, car that looks like the one from State of Decay 2, if you are wondering what the car is called in State of Decay 2 it's called the Maxi Millian. But I would want the car to have fully independent suspension and all-wheel drive, are you up for the challenge?

[@Katkiller5.2]

Have you ever thought about doing 1/18 scale stuff

[@thechickenacrossthestreet8563]

It would be epic to see a Toyota pickup! Love to see a new series!

[@avenussing656]

It would make my day if you eventually made a kit of a 67 to 72 Ford pick up

[@stuartkorte1642]

A 67 442 has a large trunk for electronics. 😊

[@ONEFUNFONE]

Man I'd love to see you a fenderless 1934 ford pick up street rod rc. Round2 had a couple different versions of it right now easily found at hobby lobby. Both kits also include the tow truck boom, make a working light duty wrecker? Buy a couple of those kits and think about it.

[@RazzRG]

I'd love to see you do a Toyota ae86 Or a Kanjo honda civic.

[@willstockton3297]

Are the FC-01 front suspension kits back anytime soon?

[@oldmanbluntz]

just run 2 of those single cell packs in series. Much smaller than that smaller 2s pack.

[@vampcaff]

size comes from mA not how many cells you have.

[@oldmanbluntz]

@@vampcaff capacity comes from running batteries in parallel. It maintains the same voltage. Oomf comes from running them In series. It maintains the mAh. If you take 2 of those smaller single cell packs and plug them into a properly wired y splitter, you can make a 2S pack, or a 2P pack. It's How people run 4S or 6S RC cars with a pair of 2S or 3S batteries. Yes, the individual cells will gain size if you want more mAh out of each cell, but he's looking for that more performance that a 2S would provide, but is restricted by size constraints. So, you run a single cell pack in one spot of the car, and find a spot for a second cell, since there is a large size contstraint. Wire the plugs for the batteries properly, and you could run 1S or 2S. A possible place to hide them could be inside the backs of the seats, with slots accenabke from the underneath of the car.

[@alexbellomy3196]

NA mazda miata, or cappuccino

[@CenReaper.]

Turns out you can buy a traction control for small motor RC cars online