Tamiya Wild One BLOCKHEAD MOTORS - Build Steps 17-28

[@Jurgentaur]

Awesome video,I wish I could build a Tamiya rc again some day

[@NANNIRC]

Hi Matteo, good choice with brushless. Have fun, Ciao Nanni

[@ShenRC]

That's a sweet buggy right there!

[@Matteomeier]

Sure you know it Steve! 👍😊😊

[@georgethimakis8143]

Another great informative and well presented video. Well done and keep them coming!

[@stevemoon2136]

Color match on the motor is excellent. Great attention to detail, Matteo. 👍😎👍

[@Matteomeier]

Thanks 👍

[@rcromariccrawling9332]

Thank you for all tips

[@mikenowland2739]

Very good Matteo 👍

[@Matteomeier]

Thanks a lot Mike! 😊

[@88davidw]

Going to be exciting to see you running this ☺️

[@UncleBobsRC]

Great work Matteo!!!! Awesome video!!!

[@Matteomeier]

Thanks a lot! 👍😊

[@maxpaul11]

This is probably one of the best Tamiya buggy to build as a beginner! I mean that! My 5yrs old and I had a great time building this! Easy to put together! My daughter was able to put it all together with no problems with exceptions to the shocks of course. Very enjoyable build! love the Wild One!

[@Matteomeier]

Great! My daughter also built some RCs herself and now she is grown up and works as a car mechanic. 👍😊😊

[@NunoxFerreira]

Next one in my ( short 🥲) Tamiya RC list!! After a Manta Ray in box and a Frog comming soon!! Love the vintage buggy series from Tamiya& Kyosho🥰👍🤗

[@MRBRUSHLESS]

Awesome 👏

[@CocoBrother2707]

Immer wieder schön zuzusehen.

[@Del350K4]

Hello, Matteo! Your build videos are so well planned and well shot - perfect commentary, too! I might say "I'll be using bearings instead of Tamiya's white nylon bushes", but when you say that, the words are accompanied by a beautiful, studio-style shot of a bearing and a bush. Suddenly it's very clear that the bearing is a much, much better option!

[@DanielRCthxall]

Wow 😍 l have too 😍😍😍🇯🇵🏯

[@skd0526]

good job👍

[@stevenwallman2346]

I look forward to the next installment of your build. I just finished a Tamiya Fire Dragon, the only mods I put on was to replace the plastic bushings with ball bearings, and put on a 16 tooth instead of a 15 tooth pinion ( I would have put on a 17 tooth pinion if I had one).

[@JUMBOs-RC]

I've seen people add O-rings to the bottom coil spring retainers to lock the spring into their proper location on the bottom of the shocks or the springs will slip out of position

[@traxxasfans]

Like the motor upgrade

[@g.donuts3551]

Nice build video.

[@jspeedrc]

👍🏽 👍🏽

[@busbart1958]

Hallo Matteo, tolles Video, Danke. Ist der Brushless Motor net bissl heftig oder zu kräftig für das Model? Oder hast du da schon Erfahrung mit? Weiter so und alles gute.

[@Raptor50aus]

Great videos ! How does the gearbox hold up with brushless on 3S ?

[@Matteomeier]

Maybe 3s is too much... 😅😅

[@alias-i2g]

👍😊❤

[@RCJunky]

I used the 8X5 bronze bush to space the diff becuase a 8X5 bearing is slimmer and removeds then tension. why use a bearing as a spacer?

[@MauzyrockRC]

Such a satisfying build. Would you be able ro recommend a 2s lipo to fit this one?Terrific video thank you!

[@Matteomeier]

Next video shows the battery. 👍😊

[@nukedathlonman]

👍👍

[@josecanseca8979]

hello my friend..i need ur help..im trying to put the tamiya hilux grill on my rc4wd tf2..i just dont know whats parts i need to order to complete the grill...i know one part is the grill...can u give me the parts i need to have a complete front for the tamiya grill...