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3 metre x 1.5 metre (10ft x 5ft)

Hi. Body: Porsche 934 RSR 1/24 Wheelbase: 94 mm Front Width: 74 mm Rear Width: 82 mm It looks like BMR-X evo only supports wheelbase from 98mm up to 128 mm.

Hi. Body: Porsche 934 RSR 1/24 Wheelbase: 94 mm Front Width: 74 mm Rear Width: 82 mm It looks like BMR-X evo only supports wheelbase from 98mm up to 128 mm.

Thank you! Check the video description, every details is there. :)

Thanks! :)

From Drift Track Thailand: facebook.com/share/jFRY2RxagvASaHiS/

'What is the best' is a good question. Drift Art DA3s is one of the best ones. Yes, you can use the same parts without the upgrades. However if you want to use the same body as I you should order the rear wheels with +3.5mm offset.

@@griffsminircdrift thanks man, really wanting to get into these as they look amazing

@@jaimegarza7639 I'm glad you like it. Where are you located?

@@griffsminircdrift Im here in Texas united states just orderd the DA3s!

@@griffsminircdrift only think left is my nb4 which where did you get yours?

Thank you! This car is DPA 1. It's a good chassis but a bit outdated. Nowdays I don't see good options with electronics included. Maybe only DPA 2.1 ARR, but I'm not having experience with it. I'm having a Drift Art - DA3S which is a much better chassis with more settings, better suspension but it was more pricey. The track is from Drift Track Thailand. If you like it, check this one: facebook.com/photo?fbid=266774845743941&set=pcb.265270862561006

@@griffsminircdrift Ah ok, thanks a lot! Im drifting with my own wltoys RWD mod so far and its really ok, but not as smart like a hightech chassis. But its low cost :) czcams.com/video/oCZNFsvsj6I/video.htmlsi=1KQyI_or58Mm_X6H

It's drifting well. Do you have access to 3D printer? That could open the next level of customization.

@@griffsminircdrift Thanks, yes its ok for that what it is. And no I havn't a D3 Printer. I think thats the next thing on my wishlist . But thats also the reason that Im searching for a highend chassis, because I like drifting so much!

This Facebook group can be helpful for you: facebook.com/groups/684712369357847/?ref=share The whole group is about small scale drifters.

Thanks!

1/24

Yes, it is more forgiving and has better suspension.

Sorry, can't help. 😁

Least i tried!

Thank you!

Thanks! I'm glad you like it.

@@griffsminircdrift I just got my drift art da3s going as well and absolutely love it! The only thing I’ve noticed is that I have an issue with the servo horn shifting after putting in some laps but I’m trying to figure out a solution. But other than that driftart kits are so neat! I got an ae86 body for mine but I’m a sucker for the 86! But you did such an amazing job on the Porsche body just makes me smile! Love all the tiny detailed out cars! 👏👏👏👏

If you check the manual p11. Assuming you have the metal servo. Check the picture on the right side. There is two tiny screw marked with blue. You need to thighten to hold the servo horn in place while you are thightening the screw in the middle marked with golden color. Don't be afraid thightening it. (At the beginning I had similar problem.)

Thanks! :)

@@griffsminircdrift hey you got facebook ??

Yes, profile: facebook.com/griff.s.mini.rc.drift

Hola, It's a printed vynil track. Made by Drift Track Thailand. They are shipping world wide. You can reach them through facebook: facebook.com/drifttrackthailand

Hello, they have a good video about the process. Roll it up tightly. Put it under the sun for couple hours. For better result you can use a tube as the video suggests but it's okay without it. Enjoy: fb.watch/skCdz1MhuK/

Thank you!

Thank you!

It's a Sony zv-e10 with Sony E11mm/F1.8 lense.

@@griffsminircdrift How to make the camera follow the car while driving, please guide me, thank you😊

It's video post processing. It was shot as a 4k video (whole track is visible) but I'm only using 25% from each frames. I'm defining a path which determines which part of the frames are used.

The animation called keyframe animation. I'm animating the position of the frames.

@@griffsminircdrift hihi. I mean, wherever the car goes, the camera goes there( active track)

Yes! Thank you!

Thank you! :)

Thanks, it's easier to manage them, than the previous one.

Glad you like them!

Yes. It's exactly 3.00mx1.50m.

It's a 1/24-1/28 scale rwd drift chassis: Drift Art DA3S - You can buy it here: www.gt55racing.com/products/pre-sale-offical-assembled-drift-art-da3s-new-generation-mini-rwd-drift-chassis-99130 Body: 1/24 Revell Porsche 934 RSR scaled model kit The chassis has some optional part. You can find out about more in these videos: Building diary: czcams.com/video/ulJmI9YZ3rk/video.html Unboxing: czcams.com/video/qrU8KbBTlfY/video.html

Thanks! But I'm not even pro just an enthusiastic amateur.

Thank you. The Porsche 934 RSR bodies I'm using are scaled car models from Revell (assembled and painted by me). You can order them directly from Revell: JagerMeister: www.revell.de/produkte/modellbau/autos/motorsport/porsche-934-rsr-jaegermeister.html Martini: www.revell.de/produkte/modellbau/autos/motorsport/porsche-934-rsr-martini.html Vaillant: Sadly out of stock Tamiya having some good models too: Jagermaister: www.tamiya.com/japan/products/24328/index.html Vaillant: www.tamiya.com/japan/products/24334/index.html

@@griffsminircdrift thank you for detailed information

Hey, absolutely. It's very flexible. It works well with a big variety of bodies. You can even use your mini-z bodies. (Just need to buy the optional mounting option.) The track is from Drifttrack Thailand, but an old design. You can find them on Facebook.

Thanks! The track size is 3 meters by 1.5 meters.

Appreciate it!!

Thanks! I'm happy with my car, but it isn't perfect.

Glad I could help!

Hey! You can find some information about my build, and the used parts in these two video: - Tips about the body, parts lists: czcams.com/video/qrU8KbBTlfY/video.html I've ended up not using all of them, but that also mentioned in the video, check the video description too! - Some building tips, and part lists I've used for the build: czcams.com/video/ulJmI9YZ3rk/video.html Please check the video description too! - Bonus adwise: If you are using wide+3.5 wheels (instead of wide+1.5) at the back you don't need the longer lower arm and the cvd extension to be able to achieve 84mm width at the rear - Setup wise I'm using pretty basic setup (I don't have a detailed setup video yet.): - front: toe-out: 4 degree, camber 5 degree, caster: 2.5 degree - rear: toe-in: 0 degree, camber: 2 degree, - - servo tilt: 5 degree - servo arm: short position - servo holders screws at the bottom: screw centers are 4mm from the front of the gap If you need more help. Feel free to contact with me. Some useful facebook groups, to get more help: - Drift Art Guide&Share: facebook.com/groups/502454590891094 - Small scale drifters: facebook.com/groups/684712369357847 Did you decided the livery? Are you planning to do street or race version?

@@griffsminircdrift awesome! Thank you so much for this great information I can’t wait to build and drive this car! I have a DRZ MS, spent the last four months tuning it. I like it but it has some limitations and definitely won’t drift as well as what I see in your DA3S videos! Thanks again 🙏

Your welcome! Don't give up on the DRZ MS. It's not easy to setup it well, but rewarding. As far as I know it is one of the great drift chassis even in competitive level. Probably you already knew the group: facebook.com/groups/Atomic.DRZ (You can ask them for advice, maybe they can help a bit.)

Great GREAT setup info!! I will contact you if I have any issues. I love the Martini look, I also love Jäegermeister, I just can’t decide yet! I’ll keep you posted!

Hey, the measurements was wrong. I've fixed it in the comments now. Sorry for the inconvinience.

Well, I'm also enjoying making them. :)

@@griffsminircdrift🤔🤔🤔. Love the content bud. Sorry it took me so long to sub up

Thank you! I hope there will be more content you will like.

I've never used on tarmac. It's working on tiles well if there are no big gaps. It can work on concrete if it's smooth but it won't be ideal as the surface would be too grippy more of the same for tarmac. The scale of the car is 1/24. So the surface should be smooth and not too grippy. I'm using mine on a painted vinyl track which surface is much better for drifting than concrete or tarmac. (No tire wear.)

Thank you! 😊

Thanks! Good to know.

Good point! This was the first time for the cat, seeing the rc car. :D

Thank you!

Thanks!

Thanks!

Yes, one of the strong points of the chassis