Yeah man, that thing was one of the highlights of Rhino II

+1. That thing was a lot of fun to watch zipping around.

http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/...png?1306264975

Pretty much sums up this thread.

Hilarious.

That thing was awesome at Rhino 2 lol I remember watching it drive in and everyone was like "WTF IS THAT THING", scrambling to kick it over and shit lol

How much did that thing cost you to build anyway?Since your retiring it, wanna sell it? ;)

I'd say, give it more firepower

lol i hate COD......... and I was strapping explosives onto r/c cars way before it was cool :cool: ....


this thing all started out as restoration a restoration project for one of my old non-working nitro r/c cars (I was into rc cars way before i got into airsoft).

I spent around $200-250 restoring / converting it to electric and to get it up and running again. then figured why don't i try to make some air-soft use out of this.
one thing lead to another and id say i ended up spending another $500 or so (the video goggles on my helmet is what cost the most @ $300)


I've retired it for a few reasons
1: this thing was built for speed, it pops wheelie's when you accelerate, pulls stoppies / flips over when you break to hard, rolls at high speed turning. the turning radius is also pretty huge. So I'm pretty limited to where i can use it. that warehouse where rhino 2 took place was ideal.

2: the ACM claymore stinks.... the remote range stinks & every once in a while when i pop a wheelie it automatically triggers. i was planning to improve the trigger mechanism and wire the trigger to my radio, but got lazy and never got around to doing it.

3: I would rather spend the money on something more useless........ like a flying version of this abomination mwhaha

Soooo....Possibly a Parot AR drone RC quadcopter figuring into your 2013 "Skunk Works" project schedule there Eddy? Whatever you use for a UAV if it's to be flown in proximity to humans, it would need to be made reasonably safe from accidental collision with arms/heads/hands/etc. A regular electric RC heli like a T-Rex 450/650 has far too much rotor inertia and could easily take off someone's hand or worse if the main rotor blades caught someone while spinning at full flight RPM. At least the Parrot has a foam protective shroud around each of the quad rotors acting as a safety "bumper". But given that the Parrot AR is more or less an advanced novelty, I am uncertain of what useful load in terms of payload weight it can haul into the air as compared with a larger conventional heli. It does have the advantage of video streaming so you won't need to haul a video camera aloft, and it is also fly-by-WiFi controlled. It connects to your iPhone or iPad and uses the phone's inertial sensor for flight control.

Could be interesting....


Fly

g3 with underslung Kriss

CUZ I CAN VER 12 - YouTube

I didn't know I wanted this until now

Need a 240B if you ask me :D

Does this count haha

i am currently putting a AK front end onto an M4 body if posible it will have an Mp5 sliding stock on it, if not it will have an AK stock, pictures coming soon

I was waiting for you to post that on here :P