1. so have you ever received a set of wheels or chassis that has been scaled out with scale bolts and didn't receive a tool for the bolts, I have. simple trick is to take a broken allen driver, I know we all have a few laying around that you havnt replaced the tip on ( lurc sell nice tips
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then I use a 6 inch bench grinder to machine down the threads so they will fit in my donor allen driver handle, also a little grinding on the head of the bolt to allow fitment in tight spots like wheels.
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put the new tip in the driver handle and presto you now have a scale bolt driver.
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2. getting tired of the same look on your current body? well I have the answer to that with this quick and easy tip. plain jane body seen here
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first get yourself some .040 styrene at your lhs (I prefer black as you don't have to paint or use white if you are going to paint). then map out some rock armor panels for your body. don't mind the holes they will be the next step.
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next step with a sharpie and ruler mark on the inside of the styrene your hole placement. I did the easy 3 line version on sectioning it, so basically get your middle line then measure equal amounts on either side of middle line and mark. I then went 3/4 of a inch in and made marks then you can drill or ream holes. .040 styrene bends very easily so if you have a contour in the body you can put a slight bend in the styrene.
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now put the armor on the body and use as a template for your holes. finish with your favorite lurc scale bolts and this is the finished product, much better in my opinion.
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