RC Hot Wheels car. 1/64 RC car. Paul Walker's Skyline from Fast and the Furious

Hot Wheels Nissan Skyline R34
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Rx43 micro receiver - microflierradio.com/Receivers....
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70 mah micro LiPo battery - ebay.to/2Qc4C6U
1.7g rotating servo - ebay.to/3pyRzfW
N10 Dual shaft motor - ebay.to/3iZRoGs
On/Off switch - ebay.to/34pAL2O
SMD LED 0402 - ebay.to/3hidNhJ
2 pin connector - ebay.to/2Q7D56m
M1 screws - ebay.to/2YkYj5h
Devo 7e Transmitter - ebay.to/3hewcME
Paper clip - ebay.to/328C8jL
Battery charger - ebay.to/3aJmAa4
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Radiolink RC6GS 6 channel - amzn.to/2OENF7E
Radiolink RC4GS 4 channel - amzn.to/3bO7lPd
Radiolink R4FGM 4 channel reciever - amzn.to/3ljG3U9
Mini ESC - amzn.to/38EOjsP
1.5g Micro Linear servo - amzn.to/3eGQkZl
1.7g Rotating servo - amzn.to/3cCH1qI
LiPo battery 75mah - amzn.to/3tBEvbd
N10 dual shaft motor (buy from eBay instead. It is cheaper) - amzn.to/3eI78Pr
2 pin JST connector with wire - amzn.to/38LpSd9
Micro on/off switch - amzn.to/3qO7Zk5
M1 screws - amzn.to/3vwAjLE
Devo 7e transmitter - amzn.to/3czXeN9
Tools:
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Ender 3 3D printer - ebay.to/3hh0VbS
Dremel Rotary Tool - ebay.to/2CKW7fT
Dremel chuck - ebay.to/3gd0ZYJ
Diamond Cutting disc - ebay.to/2FIEWwB
Weller Soldering Iron - ebay.to/3mjTx2q
Soldering Iron tips - ebay.to/35nQSOZ
Micro drill bits- ebay.to/2Ep8xu5
Mini taps set - ebay.to/2FORqmx
Side cutter - ebay.to/3j2nAJA
Fine tweezers - ebay.to/34hNg0s
Precision screwdriver set - ebay.to/31eQ9NB
Liquid Electrical Tape Black - ebay.to/3gi1bWE
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Ender 3 Pro 3d printer - amzn.to/3vtPQM4
Creality LD002R LCD Resin 3D Printer - amzn.to/3eJ5Pjp
Dremel rotary tool - amzn.to/3vu4kvl
Keyless chuck - amzn.to/3czvh8h
Weller Soldering Iron - amzn.to/3vwbJdN
Micro drill bits - amzn.to/38M469j
Mini needle files - amzn.to/3eOSTbX
Side cutters - amzn.to/3eHpVKK
Mini taps set - amzn.to/3qXkom4
Precision Tweezers Set - amzn.to/38EQr3N
Mini screwdriver set - amzn.to/38M4vZn
Liquid Electrical Tape Black - amzn.to/3cytGQd
There are some more tools that I use for the build. I will list them completely once I do an inventory of all the tools.
After searching and watching other videos on KZbin, I decided to change the steering mechanism a little bit. Previously, I bent a paper clip from the rotating servo to the hole on the knuckle and hoped it would "push and pull" the steering left and right as the servo is activated and rotated. This did not happen so I had to change by adding a straight piece of paper clip to the servo and having another paper clip that was 90 degrees from the hole on the steering knuckle. This yielded some way better results. Although, it it not perfect, but it will do. The other thing was, by doing this, I had to left the servo up by 0.1" and that made me loose a lot of space inside to pack the battery and the connectors. I may have to do away with the connectors.
I got lucky that I have some heat shrink that was just a tad smaller than the plastic wheels. I had to stretch the heat shrink over the wheels. With the heat shrink on the wheels, it was just like as the wheels were rubber. The grip and steering were perfect. Smooth driving on all surfaces.
The Hot Wheels diecast had a different design due to the shape of the body. I had to grind down the inside areas of the doors to fit the base cover. Even after so, the base cover did not fit will. I had to tape the bottom with clear tape to hold it to the body.
I am still trying to figure out how to connect the rear tail lights to the servo. For some reason, it seems like any channel the rear tail lights are connected to, they do not turn off or on. They are just on all the time. I tried setting the transceiver to a different channel and having it on a different setting so I can have a 0 to 100 output, but that did not work. I may have to move the rotating servo to a different pad on the receiver.

[@SlickDiecast]

Please visit my website for parts and files. www.slickdiecast.com

[@GoofyGoober-cd5gs]

It would be so cool if you did a giveaway on one of these cars

[@SlickDiecast]

That's a great idea and I have been thinking about that! Only issue is having just the car will do no good. You would need the transmitter and the battery charger too. Maybe in the future when the channel grows bigger.

[@cyberneticinterfacemodular3996]

Like this version.

[@SlickDiecast]

Thank you!

[@Divine.Prince]

Ok,I have never seen anything more impressive than this. Keep up the good work.😃👍🏾

[@SlickDiecast]

Thanks! I appreciate it very much!

[@nicklegostava]

This is Insanely Cool

[@SlickDiecast]

Thank you. This is an old build. Check out my other ones.

[@captainjackfender3757]

Sweet awesome whatever is good in a word that is what I’m thinking

[@SlickDiecast]

Thank you very much.

[@TheyHateOnyx]

I love how people see that or the supra and say "Its Paul Walkers car" even tho the character it belonged to was Brian O' Connor and when they see Dom's charger they never call it "Vin Deisil's charger"

[@SaibotNB]

😍

[@SlickDiecast]

Thanks for watching. You might like my other videos too so check those out.

[@djak4803]

idk why but it makes me so happy that you left an eBay link to the paper clip

[@SlickDiecast]

LoL! Thanks. I’m a lazy person so I try to order everything online.

[@virkpb6334]

Awesome

[@SlickDiecast]

Thanks for watching. Glad you liked it.

[@bijjames]

Great video, Slick! I enjoyed this. I’ve been working on a few projects myself, and watching your work inspired me a lot! Catch ya around..

[@SlickDiecast]

Cool. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@kianniamartin6170]

Faster rpm and rubber tires instead.... I bet itll drive like a champ. Itll have more traction

[@SlickDiecast]

This motor is rated at 10k rpm and it's super fast. I can't handle it at 100% throttle. I sometimes wrap the plastic wheels with heat shrink to add more traction, but if the car comes with rubber tires, I just use that. I love the rubber tires more than using heat shrink. A lot more control with speed and steering.

[@igorojeda7438]

Very nice

[@grcguyreadcar4683]

I respect your ideas N talent S. I wanna get it this NISSAN GT-R R34 V-Spec 2 Nur

[@SlickDiecast]

Thank you very much.

[@JuanRivera-qv8rs]

I wish I had one hopefully you make a website to sell theses cool things you build

[@CShellby]

I subscribed Love the video i will try to do what you do :) i will try it on my Mazda RX-8 (hot wheels indeed)

[@SlickDiecast]

Thanks for subscribing. You should definitely try it on your RX8. Let me know how it goes.

[@chrisw4997]

Great video dude, love it! Bit quiet though, maybe put music in the background when editing and speak up!

[@SlickDiecast]

Thanks! Will do.

[@johnnyjacewicz4076]

Freaking love your work man im actually trying to figure out exactly wat micro receiver that u use and id love to pick you're brain to try to help me better figure out acouple things thanks brother looking forward to hearing from u and seeing some more amazing work

[@SlickDiecast]

I'm using a micro receiver from Deltang. The model is Rx43d.

[@duncan-rmi]

I bought the hot-wheels cybertruck with the RC stuff already in it, & added a couple of headlights. feeling pretty good about that until I found this video... now I feel like a complete noob. 😂

[@SlickDiecast]

😂😂 no not at all! It’s great you did that.

[@raultifrea5549]

Is it possible to have more servos with this setup but a larger battery?

[@SlickDiecast]

You can fit 2 servos but not a larger battery.

[@diegeeleel]

I know this might be a bit late but if you’re still having problems with soldering get yourself a Ts80p. Also I noticed that your drill bit in the beginning seems to be very blunt.

[@SlickDiecast]

Thanks for the suggested soldering iron. And you are right. That was an old bit that I found in a bucket. Thought I gave it a try.

[@bpike8793]

Three grandkids 4.5 yrs- 6 months. Wsa looking at pullback toys on Hot Wheels track. Darda made a good one but it's too fast for all the curves. This conversion is right up my alley. I don't need it to turn......just follow the track. Stupid question from idiot. Does this have a speed control? Need to go through loops but not fly off on the curves. I would set at one speed and just sit back and enjoy. Thanks for your time and effort.

[@SlickDiecast]

Hi, thanks for watching the video. I did not use an Electronic Speed Controller. I just use the remote to control the speed. If you are looking to use the cars on tracks, you can use a similar setup along with an ESC or cut the voltage being apply to the motor to have it run at a lower RPM.

[@cipieuminiaturas7620]

Bonito ...

[@SlickDiecast]

Gracias!

[@Izayoink_Saccuy]

Great work can you give me a link to the stl file of the print?

[@SlickDiecast]

Go to thingiverse.com and search for Slick Diecast. You should see my files.

[@porko882]

Theres no steering? zip zaps had an interesting way using magnets.

[@SlickDiecast]

That’s a great idea!

[@vladoterlevic6079]

Tried to make it but even the recever is too expensive :|

[@SlickDiecast]

You're right. The receiver is very expensive. I lost one and still can't find it.

[@vladkhmel5339]

@@SlickDiecast wait how expensive

[@SlickDiecast]

$65 for just the receiver alone.

[@user-cf3hm8gb7k]

What remote control do you use??

[@SlickDiecast]

I use a Devention Devo 7e.

[@user-cf3hm8gb7k]

@@SlickDiecast tnx

[@hilanbell23]

Would take in orders I would love for u to turn one of my fav cars I drive today the e90 into a rc

[@SlickDiecast]

Sorry, I cannot make them for people yet. The quality is no where near consumer quality.

[@armandjohnsharp1703]

If one can't get a 70mah battery what other alternatives are there?

[@SlickDiecast]

You should be able to find a 1S LiPo battery on Amazon or eBay. There are also 1S LiPo batteries for Smart Watches that you can use. Good Luck!

[@armandjohnsharp1703]

Thank you.Because I was curious if one could use a 300mah battery from a drone. Without like frying any of the other electronics.

[@SlickDiecast]

I believe anything above 200mah will be too big to fit inside the car. Regardless, 300mah will not fry anything. It’s the voltage that you have to worry about.

[@kttbaraadhipratama3505]

Simple way you can buy mini car RC then swap the engine to the new your die cast

[@tehpunisher4568]

Bro imo, I would say to change the design of your steering stuff. The turn radius is very large for this car. Look at how traditional hobby grade rc cars are made and I suggest you try to replicate something like that

[@SlickDiecast]

Definitely. Working on something new as we speak.

[@Tongue123able]

the only downside i can see is the hike in the rear, else this i perfect

[@SlickDiecast]

Agree. I made a lot of improvements with some of my latest builds. Check it out.

[@nickmills1628]

hi, just subscribed. does the car drift without the rubber wheels?

[@SlickDiecast]

It does spin around like crazy. Check out the other videos where I do donuts with the car.

[@zdridox2207]

how do you control the rc car?

[@SlickDiecast]

With a transmitter.

[@HoustonTexasJunior]

How will we be able to make our own 3d print? I don't want to print a wrong base, I want the exact one you used.

[@SlickDiecast]

You can use plastic sheets for the base. Cut to fit your car.

[@sayalishinde8485]

Verna 1.6 drift plz

[@jacktoledo1272]

I don't need it I don't need it I need it I want ten

[@SlickDiecast]

lol, thanks for watching

[@lucasd534]

Hey man do you have the files for the steering knuckles?

[@SlickDiecast]

Check the thingiverse link. I uploaded some knuckles on there.

[@vladkhmel5339]

I think i might make one of these do you think i should use 2x 12 by 6 mm motors or the dual shaft you use? And I'm also having trouble with the reciever I don't know anything about them what did you use or smthng

[@SlickDiecast]

You can use whatever you want as long as you find a way to fit those motors.

[@ayushchhonkar1711]

Can you please tell which app was that

[@SlickDiecast]

Fusion 360

[@taufikmaulana6405]

Can you give me 3d modeling file for chasis and steering ? Tks

[@SlickDiecast]

Please visit my website www.slickdiecast.com

[@mugman007]

Have you tried the Lambo yet?

[@AbiebGazebo]

I am very" Like this skyline.. If the location is near me.. I really want to buy one for this car.. I'll save up to buy it... 😍😍

[@SlickDiecast]

You can make one for yourself!

[@AbiebGazebo]

@@SlickDiecast pleace.. Teach me.. 🙏🙏

[@j-soulfilms]

I was wondering can you do a die cast hotwheels for a mk3 supra?

[@SlickDiecast]

Check out my video list. I made one.

[@jonathanardon3784]

Cn i ask wt to buy transmitter and reciever plsss

[@SlickDiecast]

Please see the description box.

[@wildjody]

I wanna buy four of these with different receivers how can I contact you.

[@SlickDiecast]

Hi, sorry I cannot sell any of these. They are no where near consumer quality so I cannot sell. Hope you understand. Maybe in the near future.

[@HawxWon]

It's too difficult to solder the 0402 LED :(

[@SlickDiecast]

Agree. The gauge of the wire is super thin and cannot withstand too much heat.

[@HawxWon]

@@SlickDiecast Yup, I'm going to try 0603 instead

[@HawxWon]

@@SlickDiecast I used 0603 on my GTR instead, it looks pretty good, and thanks for the inspiration of your video XD. Wish I could have a 3d printer so that I could print a chasis instead like you did. Modifying the original metal chasis is too tiresome.

[@SlickDiecast]

I'm going to have to try the 0603 models! Thanks for suggesting that. And I know what you mean. Originally when I started, I said that the original metal/plastic base plate would be ideal to modify to fit the components. It was much harder than I anticipated especially the metal pieces. Once I made a mistake, there was no going back. This is why I started using my 3D printer. If you don't have a 3D printer, you can always get styrene or delrin sheets. They are easy to cut and works well when you use super glue to bond pieces together.

[@ShadowRealmRadioo]

Do you have any for sell?

[@SlickDiecast]

Sorry. None for sale.

[@ShadowRealmRadioo]

Darn, well if you ever want to get paid for turning one of my diecast cars into an rc let me know

[@rajdolde5668]

Please give me one car this is very cool car

[@SlickDiecast]

Thanks for watching

[@spaghettipizza47]

Can I plz buy this

[@SlickDiecast]

Sorry, not for sale.

[@Horlyben]

Porque no mostras el control remoto ???

[@SlickDiecast]

Aqui kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYLCe6qoYppgr68

[@stikzkrptx9353]

Could I get the file for the 3d print

[@SlickDiecast]

I have a newer and better design. Please check out my other videos for the file link.

[@yuvarajkothari6309]

Hey is it possible to send the the 3D print design please? I want to make it too

[@SlickDiecast]

Sorry, I cannot send it to you. You can make the parts with plastic sheets.

[@yuvarajkothari6309]

@@SlickDiecast i dont need the real thing... i needed the virtual copy so i can 3d print it myself...

[@SBM9809]

I’ll pay you to make me one

[@SlickDiecast]

Thanks, but I do not sell any. It is no where near consumer quality for me to sell.

[@wildjody]

Can I buy for of these email me.

[@stuart1409]

It’s a R32 skyline not a Silvia

[@SlickDiecast]

Did I accidentally called the car a Silvia? I made have because the Silvia is my favorite Nissan car.

[@stuart1409]

@@SlickDiecast description says Nissan Silvia 😀

[@__blue--blood__7857]

The finished product doesnt look good at all . The rear wheels are to high . There people on you tube that did it very well compared to this .

[@SlickDiecast]

Very true.

[@michaelsteuernagle3479]

Lol DIY video with a 3d printer making the parts