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Thursday, August 13, 2009

R/C Modz Full Throttle Hauler Trailer Contest


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Do you think you know what is in the hauler trailer? guess correctly and you will receive a free gift from R/C Modz Full Throttle.
Click here to find out more

Sunday, July 19, 2009

The newly deigned R/C Modz Scale TLT-1 goes for a test drive.

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- R/C Modz Full Throttle takes the newly modified TLT-1 Scalier out for a beating in the Manitoba bush. Sporting the ever popular 80's style Chevrolet body, the truck went through whatever mother nature left in it's path. Like a true Chevy pick up decked out with off road tires like these ones, it made it easy for the truck to concur rocks, sticks and stones. A sand pit, even harsh gravel roads with 3 inch craters, deep mud trenches, and grassy fields.
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"I have seen lot's of other Tamiya TLT-1 scale trucks. Everyone does things there own way, and a little bit different. I build my stuff with originality and customization that other's haven't seen before. In the whole true scale side of things, the truck is unstoppable and fun to drive. Just when you think it got stuck, it managed to get out. This is my scale TLT-1 and I like it."
-Christopher Oswald (R/C Modz Full Throttle)

More pictures available on the website.

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Tamiya TLT-1 get's a make over

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The Tamiya TLT-1 get's a make over, well.... a scratch built chassis and a diff rebuild. Been a while since I had them apart, and I think they could use some cleaning and new grease. The new frame is built to follow similar stance to the Axial SCX-10 scale crawler. This picture was taken in the early (rough) stages of design. I know you recognize the wheels and tires, don't worry. The Tamiya Hilux has a different set of wheels and tires now, more like it's big brother the Bruiser. There will be better pictures to follow as I wrap up this project. Oh, and for those of you who are wondering.... I have put BACK the scale 80's style Chevrolet body. Since you guys missed it so much. I figured I'd give the body some TLC too, and it's in the early stages of being re-painted. ( I do like my Chevy body)

Later.
-Chris
R/C Modz Full Throttle

Tuesday, June 30, 2009

R/C Modz Full Throttle Editor's - 1968 Chevy Camaro

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-The 1968 Chevrolet Camaro (in above picture on left) is the newest addition to the R/C Modz Full Throttle Projects Vault. Along side the Volkswagen Beetle which belongs to my wife. Her car is the Tamiya FF-02, but most of you would know it as the M-Chassis similar to the Mini Cooper by Tamiya. Front wheel, 2 wheel drive. This chassis just has a longer center adapter for the chassis to make it 1/10th scale. Front wheel drive is a blast to drive. The Camaro is from the mid to late 90's. It's a Kyosho Mantis Series two wheel drive electric 1/10th scale touring car.

Click here to see more on the R/C Modz Full Throttle 1968 Chevy Camaro

Thursday, May 28, 2009

Pink Dodge? why? (see post)

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It's been just over a month I know, but spring time is busy around here. But here is the post that I was supposed to have up mid-month. Enjoy.
Project Dodge Ram TLT-1 is finished, and to view this new customized edition to the "Full Throttle" Project vault, click here.

Sunday, April 5, 2009

New for summer 2009

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Traxxas goes to a 1/16th 4WD Slash, Ready-to-Run, cool!
It's a Short-Course Style truck, with Traxxas 4WD Performance
now in 1/16 Scale. Comes with Waterproof Electronics,
Full-time 4WD, and it's Brushless Capable. Out of the box comes
with the Traxxas Titan 380 motor for even beginner fun!
for more check out:

Traxxas 4WD Slash

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

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Project Tamiya Toyota Hilux (High-Lift) is finished, well.... at least for this month. Check out next month, where we install a full LED Light system. No, not that Tamiya Multi-Function unit. We blew our cash on the truck, we need to scale back a tiny bit. But, never the less.... we can get something hooked up.
-Christopher
Check it out here.