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    :cry_happy: That is a sight to behold
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    Well deserved this is a beautiful model.
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    your
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    True to the original, and a mechanical gem, win-win! Awesome MOC
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    Thanks for your feedback. Technic robot made an excellent way to do this But since Traxxas and other RC brand motors have a notch in them so when you get the copper tube I would recommend crimping it to fit the shaft tightly and cut two notches in the tube for less chance of it braking. This might take a few tries to get it right so don't get discouraged (It took me about 5 times to get it right) it might take you less though. Second I would recommend using a 550 motor because the motor I was using was in high stress, also be very heavy handed with the lithium grease to keep parts lubricated, or use barrings if you have access to them.Hope I helped, JJ2
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    women
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    Very sleek looking!
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    Well this is definitely unique.
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    Hello This is my model of the Lockheed Martin's F-22 Raptor. IMG_0602 by JJ2Sam, on Flickr For those who don't know the F-22 Raptor is a U.S. stealth fighter airplane capable of super-sonic flight and a top speed of 1,498 mph or 2410kph, you can read more on the wiki, When I built this I tried hard to achieve the strait lines of the aircraft but that proved a challenge with the mainly curved Technic panels so I opted to use a mix of studless and studfull design accomplishing most of the recognizable of the jet. I started building the nose to get a retaliative of the scale since I was not using blueprints, I worked my way back to the fuselage of the airplane and started work on the wings which was the hardest part to build because of the angles on the back of the wing, and then the top of the airplane using studded parts. IMG_0603 by JJ2Sam, on Flickr IMG_0608 by JJ2Sam, on Flickr IMG_0604 by JJ2Sam, on Flickr I am happy with the results and I think it looks much like the original. Thanks for reading JJ2
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    Fantastic work!
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    Excellent work Sariel! Looks very realistic at this scale
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    What a shame It was such a cool project
  13. JJ2
    The body looks great Why do the front wheels have so much toe-out?
  14. JJ2
    Excellent use of the super street sensation wheel!
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    Looks wonderful
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    in
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    Whats your address Anyway is there any rules on which type of Porsche you can build?
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    going
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    Beautiful!
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    Great model! Could you have put a weighted brick in the cabin to even it out
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    I am %99.9 sure that they do not because I have seen them and they look to short to fit in the wheel hub.
  22. JJ2
    After seeing that video I just want to cry on the inside... I know some people don't like the set but really?
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    minifigs
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    I did see that but I am still wondering since I never see anyone using those wheels with other tires.
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    I have a question, Do the wheels on the famous 8880 set fit Unimog of 9398's tires?
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