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yea they make spares plus they are gonna release a 1/43 or so rally chassis (if you have facebook look thier page for the post) they drive great only issue is they are short wheelbase so turns very quick

Prototypes will be shown during december

Can you provide a link where to get this, parts , etc? I wanna pick this hobby up, looks fun

yes, thats a Kyosho Dnano

I am actually getting full-alloy builds samples and if everything is good we might see it pretty soon!

@@cosiDIVerso Fantastico!

Kyosho announced a new chassis coming soon, MR04 !

you bend a bit the sheet to be able to grab them with small pliers or a tip of a cutter blade

thx a lot!

did u start the rc without a switch?

yeah, apart from gluing tyres on the rim there isn't much to do

@@cosiDIVerso So where can I buy this

@@ZOMBIETHEROBOT2018 Tiny4x4.com I recommend as is specialized on micro crawlers, X02 kit plus the alloy shocks and I also recommend the alloy beadlock with bigger tyres

Wiha picofinish 0.9 mm

lmafo!! right!

there is one furitek kit for these but room is enough for bigger stuff

It got sold out everywhere on their first production batch, they should make a second one in next months before releasing the Semi chassi

@@cosiDIVerso Great! Thanks a lot!

@@cosiDIVerso What is this semi chassis that you mentioned?

Kit doesnt have any electronics. you need N30 3000rpm 6v motor, orlandoo TS0001 esc and 2.2g low voltage servo. I also used upgrade metal shocks (4+4) and alloy drive shaft, and willling to install beadlocks

It's a little beast but I have to say my micro rock racer being 4wd just eats it :D

What electronics did you use from esc motor to everything?? I wanna turn my brushless

Hello, It's a little neodimium magnetic thingy to help catch and hold screws on tip

Exactly xD

…cosa vuoi bashare! È una meditation model!😉😁🥰

My 32 gb old phone was exploding after wrapping the video, had to free the memory first lol also wanna take out one of the 2 dampered shocks as its excessively dampered now, almost no suspension motion

But.... but but..... You like it .. right so 🤫

@@Youworstnightmare77 eh. I came for the bash, left disappointed.

Dove l’ha trovata????? Ho l’UDR e questa qui la voglio!🤩

@@motoacquatico1967 tiny4x4.com in stock!

Thanks for liking. Maybe I'll put out a video on it. But really, please consider adding slots to your designs as a variation. The guide pin get installed under the screw that holds down the PCB in front to the chassis. Just drill a 1mm hole thru and glue in a 1mm rod. The rod can easily be removed with pliers, I lightly CA glue it. I made the slots 2 mm wide. But all that was just a guess, there is room to optimize. I think it would also be possible to create a pit stop lane that actually charges the car. That would make for some interesting longer races. I just need to figure how to do a Lap Counter by recognizing the individual cars and not the slot. You really should try it out!!!

@@valparks1212 hello, there is one lap time on development that might soon get the ictag pit stop thing, its called “mini race challenge”. Im also getting one to make fitting parts for ny design. Your idea is not bad but i think it could be adapted more to a system like the faller with guidewire, mostly because it won’t leave marks on surface. Smalle marks easy deviate the cars but also become a pita when needing to clean. However i can make a few prototype pieces to try and upload them. Ill write back when i have something. Just to knao abou how far from eachoter the guide lines must be? Like seeing from top

@@cosiDIVerso Hey Thanks Micro RC! I was just running my Turbo racing cars 10 mins ago and thought about buying your package and use TinkerCAD to add slots. I made the small track out of wood (routed using circle jigs and straight lines). I works well enough for me at least. But now I'm bored with the fixed basic test layout.

@@valparks1212 I plan to release a huge update for the track on valentines day, I have time to add the rail lines. Just how you imagine them? concentric or with crossings in some spots? how wide is your road? count that this kit goes up to 230 mm wide road and so there is place for rails even on where I printed the grass

@@cosiDIVerso I use a 1 mm Stainless Steel rod. This guide pin is located a couple of mm's forward of the front axle. Simply drill through the hole from the top (there is a screw on top, remove it and drill). My pins are about 4mm below the tires, so the pin is longer than that. My slot is 2mm wide and 5mm deep. I happen to have 3 lanes. Slot to slot space can be what you want and makes sense (mine is about 25 to 38 mm, much room). If you are familiar with Scalextric or Carrara racing then the types of sections would be similar. Nothing is set in stone on my numbers. I did not have flexibility to try many variations for best performance. 3D printing allows one to test and improve. THANKS!!!