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Old 04-28-2013, 09:32 AM
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I was wondering what was happening here....I thought you were suffering from no-postitis or something. Great job on the cross member and 4 links. When are we going to see this thing move around?
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Old 04-28-2013, 01:05 PM
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Your build is AWSOME!!!!!! AMAZING!!!!!!!!! I'm lost for words, keep up the good work!
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Beautiful work again Nathan. Like how you used the brass nuts to space the links and make everything line up like it should. The only thing you may want to consider for scale purposes, I think in the 1:1 world there would be a member running from one bolster to the other across the bottom but then again you don't need it.

I do love that scale driveshaft!
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I love the RC4WD driveshafts too!


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I was wondering what was happening here....I thought you were suffering from no-postitis or something. Great job on the cross member and 4 links. When are we going to see this thing move around?
Thanks Reg! Not so much a case of no-postitis. It was more a case of re-makitis! While it is a pain, sometimes, to go backwards with a build, the results are worth the effort, if you can do something better the second time around. This is a build as you go, kind of project.
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Old 04-28-2013, 01:21 PM
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Default Re: 1950 Kenworth Needlenose

Nathan you are doing a great job on the rear suspension. Now when are you going to smooth up those rear ends? Those drivelines look great I've been eyeing them for quite awhile and put off buying them right now to many irons in the fire. I asked about the internal spline and they said they go all the way so if you bought the longer ones you could make them any length you want. Ed
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Old 04-28-2013, 03:17 PM
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Holy trunnion mount batman! Another piece of beauty! Love your talent! I like the driveline also. Very realistic. Can't wait to see what you've got planned next.
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As always you have done amazing work.


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