RC Car suspension analysis in CAD

Join me behind the scenes for another of my single-take rehearsals for demos that I am prepping for, test-driving new concepts, or generally practicing. Usually recorded late after all my normal work is done, you might enjoy some of the tips and tricks I hope to offer.
In this one I'm looking at a couple of aspects of one of my ongoing labor-of-love models. This RC drift chassis is chock full of great assembly and part design techniques: configurations, mates and associated animations figure highly.

[@carsoncrook702]

This is amazing! I can imagine how many hours this took. You definitely have a mastery of onshape!

[@gregbrown-onshape7555]

Yeah a labor of love for sure - but through the course of it I've managed to test and experiment with a lot of new and upcoming Onshape features. I'm thinking about refactoring it again...

[@rggot2relax]

I kind of understand the Onshape part but the enginering part is genius. Really cool.

[@gregbrown-onshape7555]

Thanks so much. You'll probably start to notice some themes to my demos and they are my hobbies/interests. RC Cars being on that list, amongst quite a few other things...

[@eyobabebe7536]

Where did you learn to design RC cars? I'd like to learn but don't know where to begin.

[@gregbrown-onshape7555]

It's been a hobby for some time, and along with things I've picked up over the years from other industries/customers I've kind of just slowly built up my own skills. I do have quite the RC garage at home with a couple of drift chassis (4WD and 2WD), and some rock crawlers...

[@eyobabebe7536]

@@gregbrown-onshape7555 any advice or guidance could you give me?