Rc Trophy Truck

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<p>This project will allow you to build a 1/10 scale remote controlled trophy truck. Almost the entire project will be 3D printed, with an exception of electronics, hardware, and transmission. The result will be an awesome looking rig which is drivable and actually strong enough to have fun with. The suspension travel is huge and looks awesome in action. Hopefully, you will also learn a few things along the way, whether it be design, 3D printing, RC, or cars in general. Also, if you were wondering, this project also comes with a way to mount a GoPro session camera.</p><p>I just want to say, this may be intimidating as a project involving several hundred 3D printed components; if you want to see the result, you definitely can do it. It's fine if you don't have much experience; if you want to get into it, the best way to do this is to dive in and get your hands dirty.</p><p>A great thanks goes to Cyconxc on YouTube, because he builds awesome full metal roll cages himself, and inspired this project.</p><p>If you want to build this project, check out the instructable I made: <a href="https://www.instructables.com/id/3D-Printed-110-Remote-Controlled-Trophy-Truck-Scal/">https://www.instructables.com/id/3D-Printed-110-Remote-Controlled-Trophy-Truck-Scal/</a></p><p>To see a video of the truck in action, click this link: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMR0YF26vIE&amp;t=148s">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMR0YF26vIE&amp;t=148s</a></p><p>This project has hundreds of components, so I left a IGES (CAD) file for the entire assembly instead of a bunch of STLs, and you can use the instructable for guidance. The CAD images above are of each sub-assembly, and the only STL file there is for the rims, which are not included in the IGES file.&nbsp;</p>