RC Lancia Delta S4

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Video:https://youtu.be/R2s3aSYsLCg This model features a 1/10 scale design based on a modified 1/18 chassis from a Wltoys buggy. I utilized a Wltoys K929B, however the Wltoys A959B https://www.banggood.com/WLtoys-A959-B-118-4WD-Buggy-Off-Road-RC-Car-70kmh-p-1044138.html?rmmds=search&cur_warehouse=CN&p=J7171269288462016106&custlinkid=616409 or the more affordable Wltoys A959 https://www.banggood.com/Wltoys-A959-Rc-Car-118-2_4Gh-4WD-Off-Road-Buggy-p-916961.html?rmmds=search&ID=224&cur_warehouse=CN&p=J7171269288462016106&custlinkid=616409 can also be used. I have also employed the MZ GS1004 buggy https://www.banggood.com/MZ-GS1004-118-2_4G-4WD-390-Brushed-Rc-Car-55kmh-High-Speed-Drift-Buggy-Off-road-Truck-RTR-Toy-p-1325601.html?rmmds=myorder&ID=223&cur_warehouse=CN&p=J7171269288462016106&custlinkid=616409 which is quite similar to the Wltoys. The original chassis was cut in half and extended by 8 cm, requiring the drilling of some 3 mm holes and the insertion of M3 screws. The central driveshaft needed to be cut, and I managed to secure the extended shaft with superglue, resulting in a functional design. To increase ground clearance, I replaced the shock mounts with horizontal bars. Due to the added weight of the new body, I added preload spacers to the front shocks for stability. The body is mounted on the chassis using an improvised soldered frame constructed from copper wire.