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- Big Boys of the road 4x4/6x6/8x8/10x10 Trucks (https://www.rctruckandconstruction.com/forumdisplay.php?f=27)

- - army truck (https://www.rctruckandconstruction.com/showthread.php?t=7058)

Not long ago,I bought a smashed King Hauler, the cab was badly damaged,so I decided to use it for practice. I cut off the broken fenders and dropped the roof by one centimeter,cut off the sleeper and finally made new grill.
Here are some pictures.

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Both axles are partially locked, front with thick grease and rear with blue sticky (as per advice from forum member)
I have posted question about best way to lock diffs and got many reply's.I didn't want to go hard way and lock completely,so I tried plasticine,it gave in right away,then I tried hot glue,it held for a day and then slipped as well, may be because I had some grease in the casing before,not sure.The last attempt was blue sticky stuff and so far it seems to work,keep my fingers crossed,getting tiered of stripping diffs. I'm trying different rims and tiers: 1/10 scale crawler,certainly looks and drives differently.This is my progress so far,waiting for SLU from China.
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Hey jack...another cool army build.are you going to weather it or leave it clean? Whats that i see in the background....you building an optimus prime too.lol

nice work on the truck
what axle did you use for the steer axle

Not building Optimus, just practicing painting flames.
As for the army truck,probably going to leave it clean,until it goes outside to roll in the dirt.

That's looks awesome mate great work

All business...I like it!

Looks cool, I like it!

Steering axle is Tamiya TLT

Very nice work, I like it alot

That's cool looking!

Well,the truck is finished, SLU (MFU) installed,waiting for a dry day to go out and play.
Special thanks to Stuart, for all the help with my questions.
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Nice clean build, love the mean look and glad I could help.
Looking forward to a video out in the dirt :)
Stu