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Please note, this is not the RC Range Rover out of the box.
It has had some modifications.
Roof rack is from the MN128 Jeep. Fits straight on.
I saw a video of this MN168 Range Rover a few months ago.
It seemed to take a while to release. The body is very nicely detailed & scale but the wheels & axles design are added just for crawling ground clearance & performance in my opinion.
I gambled I could change these to standard straight axles to improve scale looks. It still has good ground clearance I think for trails. One picture in the advert shows the vehicle with smaller axles & MN78 wheels. So it gave me hope the mod could be done. It was actually quite easy. Just four screws to the bridge & the drive shafts. I chose not to go full metal links to keep the cost down. But can easily be further upgraded later.
I'll use the portal axles on another project later. Maybe another Unimog?
I haven't done a full review video yet. Generally it's not that good. It's based on the MN78 chassis. Motor is needs more power. So hopefully a 370 conversion should be straight forward. It presently can't crawl at all well. Big wheels or small. But better than the MN78 did.
It is two speed ( just power reduction for slow speed), Full working lights including break lights. No reverse, but I don't know if a 1970s RR would have had reverse lights anyway. Good interior, opening front doors, opening bonnet, (for the battery), good accessory details.Shocks seem quite good as standard.
I designed the Rostyle wheels. Took a couple of attempts to get the offset right. But happy with the classic look now.
LINK TO THE WHEEL STL FILE: cults3d.com/en...
This wheel will fit all the WPL tyres. But I stuck with C34 versions as they fill the arches without having to lower the suspension.
Quick details:
Typical MN metal axles availble from Aliexpress or Amazon. They fit straight onto the standard plastic bridge
Metal drive shafts from Amazon to fit MN78 (larger output diameter on the motor than previous motors)
5 inch driver Doctor Who figure, without the legs
3D printed wheels
WPL C34 tyres
3D printed mudflaps & brackets
3D printed rear number plate
Still standard electronics & suspension
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