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thats good news
none of us mind sharing,but not for someone elses profit.

I don't mind if someone want to sell it but if that person let me know about I will support that

i understand about asking,i dont even mind selling a few to forum members without a printer,but not selling on ebay or other type sell buisness.....because if 1 sells,people get greedy and try to capitolize on near free money at others expenses.
unless permission is granted.

ive been busy in tinker cad

its own chassis and cross members,tranny mounts ....not bad for first attempt.will do tweaks on v2 before calling it good.
under the hood i got plenty room for stock battery of a 20 degree angle and esc will just fit behind the grill,reciever ontop the trans in the tunnel.once i build seat,i may cram a compact 2 s under the seats that can be hidden.
servo installs from the bottom for easy replacement.
id say shes comming out pretty good.
once i get her all worked out ill print everything in petg and scale the body to this size and make a file for thingiverse.
download,print,assemble use your gear and wpl axel n driveshafts.

and for a stock look axels can be placed ontop leafs to lower bout 1/2 with scale tires it would look nice.

20180223_172129 by Nick Pellegrin, on Flickr
20180223_210402 by Nick Pellegrin, on Flickr
20180223_210414 by Nick Pellegrin, on Flickr
20180223_210420 by Nick Pellegrin, on Flickr
20180223_210912 by Nick Pellegrin, on Flickr
20180223_211120 by Nick Pellegrin, on Flickr

oh....another fun fact....lmao
i designed the new frame 8.5 mm tall,the inside the stock wpl frame is 8.5mm,my thinking was using the stock frame rail for front and rear steel bumpers.braze on a winch mount to the front.
so thats a steel bumper set that you already have in your pile of parts.

20180223_215359 by Nick Pellegrin, on Flickr

Looking good that

Lovely job


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thanx

shes turnning out way better than expected for a guy that started playing in cad 2 days ago.
v2 of frame has built on body mount tabs to fit original designed body mounts,also added adjustable suspension mounting points.
printing a test now......hope it goes as planned.

85 ossum frame v2 by Nick Pellegrin, on Flickr

Well, the more I do on this WC51 the more impressed I am



On with the tailgate now
Cheers
Wayne


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Cooooooool

thats a very nice project.....love it and look foward to the next update.