Live Streaming of RC Car Build Workshop

[simoncrabb]

7pm Tuesday 9th November we're holding our first RC Car Building Workshop at rcLazy HQ.

We'll be streaming the group build of some Tamiya kit live on our site, http://rcLazy.com

Tune in if you're bored, geeky, curious or love the smell of Tamiya plastic.

(I still can't believe some people watched all 10 hours of me building that Cougar online a few months back... And I thought I was the weird one...)

[GRIFF55]

i'll be there for a bit to give you some grief mate. Very good idea, hope it goes well for you

[budgio]

Which buggy are you building Simon?

[reg]

[simoncrabb]

All set up ready to go. Live streaming at:

http://rclazy.com/2010/11/09/live-rc-car-build-workshop

We're not even building a buggy, a Tamiya FF03 - FWD touring car!

Weirdos!

[captainlip]

im watching now! didnt realise it took so many people to buld an rc car

[johnboy]

WTF

[russmini]

As sad as it sounds....

It's pretty good, lol

[Al3xis007]

why am i watching this....................? lol

[David Church]

Enjoyed that guys, great idea and good job

[saintnitro]

Originally Posted by David Church

Enjoyed that guys, great idea and good job

its the funnyiest thing i've ever done!! cant wait to do the next one!!!


Ginge

[simoncrabb]

Well that was surprisingly good fun! Thanks to everyone for watching, joining in and thanks to all those that came to the build.

All we need now is more kits to build (kit donations please to http://rclazy.com/contact), and a bit more time!

[mattybucks]

Originally Posted by simoncrabb

Well that was surprisingly good fun! Thanks to everyone for watching, joining in and thanks to all those that came to the build.

All we need now is more kits to build (kit donations please to http://rclazy.com/contact), and a bit more time!

Alec, have you built DC's 201 conversion yet?

[Smartalec]

Originally Posted by mattybucks

Alec, have you built DC's 201 conversion yet?

It will be finished tonight .......... thinking of videoing the final stages, you know the bit where I hammer home the last few screws
I've had to borrow a dremel off an XFactory enthusiast so I can fine fettle the rear wishbones to make it shorter wheelbase, i've got to charge it though as the owner has had to use it that much on his X6 the batteries are flat.

[mattybucks]

Originally Posted by Smartalec

It will be finished tonight .......... thinking of videoing the final stages, you know the bit where I hammer home the last few screws
I've had to borrow a dremel off an XFactory enthusiast so I can fine fettle the rear wishbones to make it shorter wheelbase, i've got to charge it though as the owner has had to use it that much on his X6 the batteries are flat.

I hear that Xfactory are releasing a Team version dremmel, which comes with a mini nuclear plant, and ergonomic grip handle.