Tamiya Rising Fighter 'HORNET III' 2018! 10th Anniversary Tribute Edition Maiden Run! скачать в хорошем качестве

Tamiya Rising Fighter 'HORNET III' 2018! 10th Anniversary Tribute Edition Maiden Run!

The Tamiya Rising Fighter 'Hornet III' has arisen! Welcome to the maiden run and first slow motion test of my custom 10th Anniversary Tribute Edition of the Tamiya Rising Fighter! Hope you enjoy! Thank you for watching! Subscribe here for future RC content: https://www.youtube.com/c/NordicRCVis... Check out Nordic Hobby Visions (secondary informal channel) with vlogs, updates, behind the scenes and more hobby related content:    / @nordichobbyvisions719   See the video list in my channels for many more previous RC videos! New videos every week! Please comment and like ... if you like! Subscribe and "Ring the bell" to stay notified! Don't miss out! All support is greatly appreciated! Happy Hobby Days and Keep 'em Running! See you soon! ---------------------- Wow! That was fun! Even more fun than I expected. Just love the looks of the Rising Fighter in this 'Super Hornet'/'Hornet III'-style with the Ampro rear brace and the black color. And the combination of a black Sport Tuned Motor and black 19T steel pinion suits it just fine, I would say. For those who are new to The Rising Fighter history, this model (Tamiya 58416) from 2008 is based on the Tamiya Grasshopper II chassis, a modified Tamiya Super Hornet body, a Tamiya DT-01 Gear Box and a DT-01 Mad Fighter Wing. Rightly so, it can be regarded as a "Hornet III" and the last of the Tamiya Hornets/Hoppers. This is my take on a custom homeage/tribute edition. One thing still needs to be sorted out though. As expected, the rear suspension is much, much too hard. Even harder than expected, to be honest. Actually so hard and rigid that it doesn't move or work. I will probably run it like this a couple of times more (it is quite fun and the weather is quite good at the moment!) and then I need to go back to the work bench and work out a much smoother and softer rear shock set up for it. Looking at the bright side, the hard-as-stone rear set up provided some excellent "wild-horse-hopper-action" in slow motion. Hope you found this video interesting! It was purely intended for viewers with an interest in the Tamiya Grasshopper II, the Tamiya Super Hornet and/or the Tamiya Rising Fighter. You can find links to all parts (so far?) of this upgrade/re-build series below. Check out my channel for many more Tamiya Hoppers/Hornets and other models. ---------------------- Here are some links to the previous The Rise of the Rising Fighter Upgrade Series: Step 1: Introduction and 9x1150 and 1x850 Ball Bearings    • The Rise of The TAMIYA RISING FIGHTER #1 S...   Step 2: Tamiya CVA Oil Filled Shocks F/R    • The Rise of The TAMIYA RISING FIGHTER #2 S...   Step 3: Tamiya 19T Steel Pinion and 23T Sport Tuned Motor    • The Rise of The TAMIYA RISING FIGHTER #3 S...   Step 4: Ampro Trans Brace (Featuring Ampro Engineering)    • The Rise of The TAMIYA RISING FIGHTER #4 S...   Step 5: Ampro Rear Brace (Featuring Ampro Engineering)    • The Rise of The TAMIYA RISING FIGHTER #5 S...   Step 6: Tamiya Star Dish Wheels and Grooved Front Tires    • The Rise of The TAMIYA RISING FIGHTER #6 S...   Step 7: Paint!    • The Rise of The TAMIYA RISING FIGHTER #7 -...   Part 8: Final Result!    • The Rise of the Tamiya Rising Fighter: 10t...   The description box of Step 1 also includes full specifications of the stock Rising Fighter. To those who prefer a higher resolution, a short clip from this run in 4K is coming up on the next Tamiya Tuesday! For those interested, a GPS speed run with the sport tuned motor and the 19T pinion, is also coming up in the near by future. ----------------------------------------------- Nordic RC Visions Statement: This video features homemade footage of my own radio-controlled unit, the Tamiya Rising Fighter (Tamiya Model 58416 from 2008), from my personal RC model collection. All rights reserved.