Model: (Click to see more) 58047: Hotshot
Status: New built
Date: 9-Jun-2009
Comments: 22
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Hi there, this is my Very Hot Shot with a 9T brushless. I`ve also updated the wheels and painted them and the body black with a gold web spray. The heat sinks have been anodised to match the motor. I`m also using lipos now so the power is even more amazing. It was definatley a fun run, don`t know if these pics really captured just how fast this car really is. The only bad thing about this is that it makes driving the other cars feel sooo slooow. Hope you enjoy the pics.






And now...the Hot Shot Getting ready Jump! Makin` tracks. Take off! Air time. Sand drift. Launching over bumps. Yep, that was mad fun.

Comments

southy

10-Jun-2009

Awesome beach shots. I want to take my buggies to the beach for a run but am not sure about running them in the salt water.

Road Burner

10-Jun-2009

Nice photo shoot!

JYCM3

10-Jun-2009

meanest looking Hotshot I've seen... nice

Swarm

10-Jun-2009

Truley great pictures and a great Hot Shot ,Looks awesome flying through the sand

Henk4Focus

10-Jun-2009

Looks awesome with those wheels. They look like the ones of the Durga and I think they suit your ride very much. In that 4th pic I think I can imagine the speed it was doing......

WW-nut

10-Jun-2009

Neat touch, how did you anodise the heat sinks?

mr.retreader

10-Jun-2009

Thanks for the kind comments guys. I actually used Tamiya TS-72 clear blue 500 spray for the heat sinks, works well. Light coats and allow to dry inbetween.

tuff bug

10-Jun-2009

Wow! the best vintage 4x4 nice pics too!

swedishwiking

10-Jun-2009

CanĀ“t go wrong with black. How is the tranny coping with the new power source?

WW-nut

10-Jun-2009

Ah, clear blue paint. Will remember that for future projects. Ta, Nige.

alex-digital

10-Jun-2009

Pictures 4, 8 and 10 I just love. Tamiya would be very proud, does the HotShot justice! Amazing shots, beuatiful setting, amazing car!

RallyeBaz

10-Jun-2009

Great Pics and model

Tobbe70

10-Jun-2009

Stunning! Very, very nice one!!

davidr2007

10-Jun-2009

Now I want one of these RC Cars! Yours looks amazing! Would be so nice if you could have put a movie of this! Thanks.

Crash Cramer

10-Jun-2009

I wouldn't want to have to clean that up, but it sure looks like fun.

Chicago Bob

10-Jun-2009

Great shooting! You can see the tires deforming from cent. force in the 8th pic.

mymonsterbeetleisbroken

10-Jun-2009

Looks mean! Are those re tred tyres?

mymonsterbeetleisbroken

10-Jun-2009

Oh, wait I just saw your user name... nice tyres

mr.retreader

10-Jun-2009

Thanks again guys, your comments are very much appreciated. First time I ran on the beach was about five years ago and I keep coming back for more. I`d say it`s a must try. Sand brushes off fairly easy when dry and you may expeirience some surface rust on screw heads if you dont spray with oil first. So far i`ve only checked the pinion and the spur. The pinion being alloy is holding up fine. The tires have been retreaded using BK XTREAMS, Infinity pattern on the rear and Vert pattern on fronts . Thanks again guys and hope to post up more action on my Sand Rider project next time round.

technical.burP

10-Jun-2009

Very nice photos!

Sideways-King

14-Jun-2009

Looks fast standing still in photo 1. Love this and is straight in my favourites. Thing is do I bring forward the Hot Shot build or leave it in line behind the others I've got stock piled? Great car.

MAD-BEE

22-Sep-2012

Missed this one!!!! but now i have seen it in action! AWESOME!!!!

Love pic 8!


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