MOON ONE (((Cheburashka)))

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Here's a list of essential components for building your own custom remote-controlled car: Video: Watch this video to see the construction process in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjVLO3Iy7VE Let's start with the fun stuff - beer! If you're planning on building a car, you'll need some supplies. Here are a few recommendations: https://www.redpah.com/product/2471/moon-one-cheburashka Next up is the motor. You'll want one that's powerful enough to move your car quickly and efficiently. Check out this 294RPM Brushed Motor with a 34.1 Gearbox: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__26268__294RPM_Brushed_Motor_w_34_1_Gearbox.html The ESC (Electronic Speed Controller) is another crucial component. You'll want one that can handle the power of your motor and provide smooth, consistent speed control. The HobbyKing X-Car 45A Brushed Car ESC is a great choice: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__32025__HobbyKing_X_Car_45A_Brushed_Car_ESC.html Now it's time to think about wheels. You'll want ones that are durable and can withstand the rough terrain your car will be navigating. Here are some recommendations for 1:10 RC cars under $12 per hex: For steering, you'll need two standard servos. The HobbyKing High Torque Servo MG BB W Proof is a great choice: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__28972__HobbyKing_8482_High_Torque_Servo_MG_BB_W_Proof_58g_12_8kg_0_22s.html You'll also need three mini servos for the car's steering and suspension. The HobbyKing HK15148B Digital Servo is a great option: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__23486__HobbyKing_8482_HK15148B_Digital_Servo_19g_2_8kg_0_14s.html Lighting is also important for your car. You'll want headlights that are bright and durable. Check out the HobbyKing LED Headlights: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=58321 The radiator is another critical component, especially if you're planning on running your car at high speeds. The HobbyKing Radiator for Motors is a great choice: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=18341 For the chassis, you'll want to use aluminum tubing in various diameters. You'll need 16mm for the main frame, 8 mm for the shock absorbers, 5.5 mm for the bumper, and 10mm for the body. The shock absorbers are a bit unconventional - they're actually insulin syringes that have been filled with water to give them some stiffness. They come in a diameter of 6.5 mm. Finally, you'll want to add a camera mount to your car. The GoPro3 is a great choice for this purpose.