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simplechamp · 04:55 PM

That's why I liked it, and for the IGT RTR bodies you don't really see them much compared to like the Ferrari or Aston Martin. When I get a Deltaplastik body to paint myself I'll probably go with something sleeker, more built for speed.

On a side note I still can't believe how big these 1/8 GT bodies are. Just so much different than a 1/8 buggy body, they make the chassis look tiny! Plenty of room inside now, so I'm definitely going to make a camera mount for my FlyCam looking right out the windshield. Bought it a long time ago but never ran it in a car. I even have the cable to power and control the cam directly from the RX. I want to make a video where the run from inside the car is synced up to the EagleTree data gauges. Saw another member here post a vid like that and it looked really cool.

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simplechamp RC-Monster Titanium Offline Posts: 1,884 Join Date: Jul 2009	02.16.2011, 04:46 PM That's why I liked it, and for the IGT RTR bodies you don't really see them much compared to like the Ferrari or Aston Martin. When I get a Deltaplastik body to paint myself I'll probably go with something sleeker, more built for speed. On a side note I still can't believe how big these 1/8 GT bodies are. Just so much different than a 1/8 buggy body, they make the chassis look tiny! Plenty of room inside now, so I'm definitely going to make a camera mount for my FlyCam looking right out the windshield. Bought it a long time ago but never ran it in a car. I even have the cable to power and control the cam directly from the RX. I want to make a video where the run from inside the car is synced up to the EagleTree data gauges. Saw another member here post a vid like that and it looked really cool. Caster Fusion F8T - Serpent 811Be - Jammin X2 carbon e-GT conversion - Axial SCX10 Last edited by simplechamp; 02.16.2011 at 04:55 PM.