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Tamiya DT02 Build Guide & Tips - Holiday Buggy Part 2
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- čas přidán 15. 08. 2024
- Hi and welcome to Part 2 of my build guide and tips for the Tamiya DT-02 chassis. This will become the Tamiya Holiday Buggy, but you can follow this chassis build guide for any Tamiya DT02 kit. In this part, we focus on Parts Bags B and C and complete the fantastic chassis. I kept saying the word "simple" in this video, because it is a very easy chassis to put together, ideal for a first time builder, but at the same time a pleasure for any RC fan! I am making only a few little changes to the build, mainly the addition of a 540 Torque Tuned motor and upgrading the friction shocks to Tamiya CVA oil damped shocks. I hope you enjoy the video and pick up a little tip or two along the way. Happy building!
About the DT-02 Chassis:
The bathtub type frame chassis features a longitudinal battery layout for lower center of gravity and optimum weight distribution. 4-wheel double wishbone suspension is equipped with coil spring damped units to provide superb off-road traction. A sealed gearbox protects against sand and debris and is equipped with differential gears to efficiently transmit the power from the type 380 motor. By installing separately available Type 540 motor and corresponding pinion gear, more powerful driving can be enjoyed.
Another fantastic tutorial on the DT02, thanks Mark! Those yellow CVA's look great on there!
Cheers 🍻 dude, you are too kind 👍 Yeah it was a good use of those spare yellow CVA's I had lying around! 😎✌👍
I have said this before but will say it again,the best build videos on you tube.
Wow, thanks, Alastair! You are very kind. Wishing you a great 2022! :O)
Great tips Mark im getting ready to start my second dt02 myself they are wonderful models I really enjoy how they drive have a great week my friend
Thank you Brent. Good news, have fun with your new DT02, as I know you will! Have a good week and a fantastic New Year, my friend!
I have no intention of ever getting a DT02, but I love watching build videos. ;)
Thanks, Omar! Ahh, you should own at least one DT02, they drive better than you might think! Thanks for watching, bud. Wishing you a happy and prosperous 2022!
@@MarkBryanRC I have an AE B4 and it's pretty much this chassis but better lol.
@@theibault Ah I see! Sounds like it's pretty good, then! 👍
Looks amazing Mark, really well done my friend!👍😊
Thank you, Jeremy! Wishing you a happy and prosperous New Year, my friend! Cheers!
That was indeed enjoyable to watch, and as clear as the Tamiya instruction manual itself! Looks like a very robust chassis!
Looking forward to the finished buggy my friend!
Many thanks for the lovely comment, my friend Hubertus! You are very kind indeed. Yes, this is a very tried and tested chassis, it should handle very nicely! All the very best from Mark...
Awesome tips about the front shocks my brother!!!! Such a nice chassis to build too. Well done my friend!!! I can see a Holiday Buggy shoot out coming soon!!! ATB Mate to You & Yours, give our best to everyone!!!
Cheers, mate! You just know this is gonna be a great fun buggy to drive! Looks sweet, too. Definitely gonna have to do that transatlantic shoot out and collab video, there will be a few channels involved, IDK how we're gonna do it!?!?!?!? Where there is a will there is a way! ATB back at ya, brother!
@@MarkBryanRC Hiya Mark, I meant between you and Rob, but yeah, It's gonna be a fun one that's for sure. I just missed you on the other site, just as I logged off I seen you on, then I got back on & you were off, LOL. just the luck. ATB my friend!!!
@@UncleBobsRC Sod's law, brother! I'll see if I can catch you over there tomorrow! ATB!
Nice work my friend 👍 Looking forward to the finished Builde Mark
Thanks my friend, Xavier! It is coming together very well, it will soon be finished. Take care! 👍
Great work. Love the DT02. I never understood why anyone would choose 2WD over 4WD until I drove my Kumamon buggy. Can’t wait to see you tackle the fender stickers in the next video. 🤪
Thank you! Yes, only once you have tried one of these buggies will you understand that RWD is a lot of fun! Oh yes, those stickers - I think I did OK with those, we will soon see! All the best from Mark... :O)
This is WHY I don't do comprehensive bui!d videos!!
You Sir, are SO GOOD at it! 👌 Your demeanor and great speaking voice - and KNOWLEDGE, make them quintessential for anyone wanting a proper guide.
I'm A Singer, not a Speaker. Although I HAVE to think of SOMETHING soon! The RC Elf deserves nothing less than a proper unboxing Video of that stunning Four Axle Dump Truck.
A great many people will never be able to afford such a beast, but want to see it. I actually have a responsibility!
And the BUILD SERIES!!! 😯 That's going to be long!
There is one out there, but it's SO truncated, that *I don't* even understand how to build it!! 😳😣😖
You made a DT-02, an entry level Kit, look interesting and exciting! 👌👏👏👏👏🍻🍻
CVAs are nearly a must. They make the ride more pleasant. You me Mukka, just do a build video RIGHT! 👍👍
I hope that you and your Family will have an amazing, prosperous and HEALTHY 2022!! 🙏🍻🎉🎊🎉😁
You, my friend, are far too kind. I'm very flattered by your comments.
Yes, we need to see a proper unboxing of that awesome truck! AND a build series! Now there is some content for your channel, for the next 3 YEARS!!! Only joking!
Same to you mate, let's hope 2022 is better for all of us!
Love and peace, brother!
I meant every word! 😉❤🍻😎
One good change.... Cindi's Daughter moved out TODAY!!!!! 😅👍👍🙏🍺🍺🍺😁😁😁👌😇
So after about 2-3 WEEKS of cleaning up after her here....
I GET BACK TO WORK!! 😁 I'm going to finish the G6-01 King Yellow, maybe finish Smokey...
But ASAP getting to the 8X8 Dump Truck! I owe our Friend, The RC Elf, nothing less than my best effort 👌
Love, Peace and HEALTH my Brother!
Fitted Option No.1 Front Oil filled Shocks on my Holiday Buggy. Work a treat. Upgraded with M3x16 A2 Stainless Socket Head Self Tapping Bolts too - no modifications required. Changed all bolts to stainless A2 Socket head throughout the build. Allows easier maintenance with a more secure purchase when changing parts too ;)
Fitted the right way up, not upside down.
Thanks for sharing! Those Option No.1 Front Oil filled Shocks must be a better fit than the ones I used! Oh yeah, I have used those A2 stainless M3 screws on a lot of my other builds, I agree, a very good cheap upgrade! Thanks for watching! 😎👍
Hey Good day My friend , nice videos ! Take care & Wish you a Happy day. 😃
Thank you! You too! All the best from Mark... :O)
Good guide Mark! And great looking wheels. The best 😊 Yeah, once the gear box is done the DT-02 is such a good enjoyable simple build, I agree. Weird with the CVA shocks. But weird all together with the shocks mounted the opposite way. That issue, coupled with the upper arms, the friction stock shocks, the bushings and the holes in the Holiday and Rover body is why I love the Gator and Viper even more 😁
Thank you, Mikael! Couldn't agree more, this is one quirky Tamiya, for sure! Love my Viper, too, but so glad I got this one, even with the little issues, it's a very cool buggy. I may look at fitting the front shocks the right way up with some metal strengthening plate for the shock tower. But loads to do and so little time, it may be a while! All the best as always, mate!
Nice work my friend, as usual it is in capable hands and your experience allows people to learn these different little tricks to help these rigs run even better than they normally do. Well done Mark my friend.
Thank you very much, Nick! You are very kind, my friend. This buggy is a great way into Tamiya RC for sure. Have a great New Year, bro! :O)
Thanks for this series. Very informative.
And thank you for the nice comment, much appreciated!
Love the DT02 chassis! I built a Sand Viper a few months ago. One of my favorites! Great job as always Mark!
Cool, thanks! The Sand Viper is also one of my favourites. All the best, Wishing you a happy and prosperous New Year!
Another cool video Mark. Great hints and explainations👍👏👏👏 Good decision to showing the pogos and then putting on CVAs😁
The cable management is everytime an issue. Mostly because of the short cables of the ESC. To rearange the components should don't have any effect. If it's about weight, put some lead weight on the other side to balance it out.😉
Thanks Dirk! Hehe, those pogo sticks had to go! Yes, there wasn't much slack on those cables, we make do with what we have. And yeah, easy to balance the vehicle if it seems to be an issue. All the very best, my friend! 👍
Hi mark,
Very Nice chassis mate, great wheels to.
Go on and stay safe mate🤘👍👍
Thanks my friend, Fons. Oh yeah, this is a very cool buggy! Stay safe too. Wishing you a happy and prosperous New Year, mate! 👍
Hi Mark nice video I’m eyeing up a holiday buggy so will be watching for your tips best wishes
Hi Peter - I must say I totally recommend this kit, hope you get one soon. Best wishes to you too. Wishing you a happy and prosperous New Year!
Cool stuff Mark matey 👍
Cheers, Tibs, happy New Year to you and the family. ATB matey!
Thanks Mark, I'm thinking of getting one myself. Very useful vid👍👍
Cheers! Glad it was helpful! I totally recommend getting one, they are a lot of fun. All the best from Mark... 👍
Hiya Mark. Another nice installment in the series. Tyres look good! That thing with the shocks needing to be upside down because of the body is a pain. While you are making a shock brace it might be worth making one that will allow the shocks to sit lower. Obviously you then need to reduce the shock length a little. I know you were saying that you didn't want to spend too much time so I guess see how it goes. Hey I spent a pleasant afternoon titivating that TA-01 chassis I've got. I've put in bearings and modern electronics and it's running lovely. Are you interested in the old radio gear? I've got a couple of Acomms 27mhz transmitters and receivers if you can use them. I know how much you like your wibbly wobblies! Anyway, I am also now enjoying the benefits of being off work. Hard to know which project to tackle next. I'm thinking about doing something outrageous and building one of my kits with no unboxing and no build series. Like we were discussing before it is a palaver to video and edit everything. Obviously kits bought by someone else I will always make a video but the ones I've bought myself I might just build. Anyway, best wishes mate 😁
Hiya Pete! Thanks, mate. Yeah I'll look at the shock placement later this year, gonna run it first! Wow, great to hear you got to work on that wonderful TA01 chassis! It's a peach, I'm telling ya! (AGAIN!!!) Sounds like you are making progress, hope to see it running soon. 27M Acoms - yes please! Love a wibbly wobbly, if you didn't already know! Glad you are having some down-time. I'm with you on this build video malarkey, just doing a fast version for the Blockhead Wild One, a lot less faff just showing the odd progress and not every step, and hopefully less editing to boot. Enjoy the rest of your hols, take care and speak soon! :))
I love the DT02, great chassis, so easy to build and runs really well. I enjoyed the build video, I love these videos, can't wait to see the finished buggy up and running:)
Thanks Barry, totally agree with you about this chassis! Glad to hear you enjoy these build videos, I know they can be a bit long, but it's hard to do and not miss out a useful point or two! Yeah, hope to get some run time soon. All the best! 👍
Nice to watch, as always, Mark! It's almost as if I'm building a DT-02 myself, although I've never even seen one in real life before, ha ha... I love that typical Tamiya strong design where the front and rear slides on to the main chassis and is screwed together from both top and bottom, it becomes quite strong that way. I was surprised to see the front shocks going in upside down, good thing you had those extra CVA's. I'll be looking forward to next episode, of course!
All the best, my friend, and Happy New Year, it's pretty soon now...
Sorry for the late reply, Mads (I have Covid!!)! Always a pleasure to read you. The DT02 is a great, inexpensive Tamiya, I'm sure you would enjoy one, I'd love to see what you do for a body on one of these! Yes, it's a very sturdy design and handles well for a simple kit. I just may look at fitting those shocks the "correct" way up! I hope your New Year went well, all the best for 2022!
It went together so nicely Mark! It does look great! Hope I am strong enough for getting some of those screws in, lol, maybe I should start lifting some weights, lol. Probably just call my husband if I need help, lol. Thanks Mark! 👏👏🤗👍💖
Hi Christine, thank you so much as always! Hehe, yes I think you might need help with some of these screws, or an electric screwdriver! I struggle with some of them, too! I hope you are doing OK, sister, take care!
@@MarkBryanRC 😁🤗
Nice Mark glad you tossed the so called pogo sticks! LOL!! Funny on my sand rover I did what you did but on my holiday buggy I just put them on like normal not upsides down? may want to switch them if you can I think it works better without the heavy shock body and oil having to move up and down with the A arm. it's a Beauty!
Hi Steve! Hehe, yes those pogo sticks were never going on this beauty! You make a very good point about the upside down shocks increasing the unsprung weight. Never a good thing in terms of performance, I'll see what I can do about fitting them properly. Thanks for the great advice, buddy!
Hi Mark, great job. Have fun and happy new year!. Ciao Nanni
Thanks, Nanni, you too! Wishing you a happy and prosperous New Year!
Wow so great video dear friend ❤️
Thank you very much!
Hi Mark, happy New Year to you and the family. That DT02 chassis looks very similar to the Blitzer Beetle chassis. As for step 24, you needed to ‘jer jer jiggle it’ looking great so far, looking forward to seeing the Holiday buggy body on that great little chassis. Take care, keep well and all the best to you all. 😉😊😉
Hi John, happy New Year to you and your family too. Yep, the chassis are similar in design, I think the DT02 is an evolution. The body does indeed look very pretty on this chassis, coming soon, mate. Take care and ATB back at you my friend! :))
Always a pleasure watching and listening to your tutorials make complete sense and are easy to follow and very explanatory , wish more followed your ways of You Tubing your a little similar to the RC Hobby shed- Mick , hope all is becoming better for you this time of the year Mark and all the best for the coming Year 2022 and hope that you had a great Christmas and will look forward to your Escort build Soon , Cheers and ATB '22 to MARK BRYAN RC
Thank you so much for the amazing words, Andrew. You are too kind but at the same time it gives me much encouragement to keep moving forward and producing more content. I also admire Mick at RC Hobbyshed, it is great to be mentioned in the same sentence as him! Wishing you a fantastic 2022 my friend, cheers and have a great new year celebration! :))
... A top Tip for some - if you've got DEAD ESCs with the proper sized on-off Switch...
You can splice it into your Carson, Hobbywing or similar ESC, to use that convenient mount! 😉
Many of us have dead ESCs. 😣
Good call, Carmine - thanks!
You know I keep all my old bits and pieces, deffo got a blown ESC or two stashed away! Cheers!
Yeah me Brother... my 3S jaunts have KILLED a Tamiya ESC or three!! 😝🙄😂
Great job buddy handy tips for some firstimers that wouldnt know what to do
Cheers, Keith! Yep, hopefully these videos will be good for first time builders, I keep that in mind when filming, my friend! All the best! 👍
@@MarkBryanRC great stuff dont worry rc stuff will be coming very soon finishing off the model builds GB X2 AND BUDDY BUILD
Hi Mark! Great video as usual! The DT-02 is my very first love... I was wondering why the front shocks were mounted upside down... compared to the Sand Viper for example. But I think this is the solution Tamiya found to make this beautiful Holiday Buggy bodyshell perfectly fit this nice chassis. If we don't see each other from here, I wish you a wonderful year 2022, let's make every moment a delight!
Hi Alex, sorry for the late reply. I am struggling a little at the moment. Now I have caught Covid 19, like you were, I am feeling very ill. Yes I agree, the DT 02 was my first Tamiya as I returned to the hobby 5 years ago. Thanks for the fine comments this last year, I am so happy to call you my friend. Let's hope things get better soon, mon ami.
@@MarkBryanRC My friend Mark, I wish you all the best, it's a bad time. You need to take vitamin C, vitamin D and Zinc. This cocktail worked very well for me and shortened the duration of the symptoms and therefore allowed me to regain energy more quickly. Courage my friend, you will succeed. All my thoughts are with you for your recovery and for this new year.
@@fencenaoghen3569 Hello, Alex, I thank you so much for the kind thoughts and the great advice - I will be taking those tablets! Best to you, always!
Very nice indeed great tutorial
Thank you Fonzie! Have a great New Year- Cheers!
Looks good. Sorry trying to catch back up on videos. As you said time to do the body hmmm let me guess it's going to be blue.
No worries, Kev! You got it in one - it's definitely gonna be blue! All the best!
I wish they left the metal bar (bumper) on the 2010 chassis like the original one had. The front body post broke off on my first test run and they say the old one was too brittle.. Great build Mark👍
Sorry to hear that mate! At least it's only a little part, I'm surprised it broke as I've crashed mine really hard and it's still in one piece! Thanks for watching this one mate, take care! :O)
it is a fun little build and I just got some oil filled shocks for mine. Said they are a direct fit but it not than I know what to do!
Hi Addam, sure is a fun little kit! I think if you get the standard black CVA's they should fit no problem, seems the yellow ones are bigger in diameter!?!?!? Cheers!
"Guide that into that bottom hole - it's quite tight"... Pete Wylie's hearing all this, you know, Mark.
Haha! Oh, Del, I need to censor all of my videos, I know Pete is building up a catalogue of my innuendos! All the best, mate! :D
@@MarkBryanRC He lulled you into a false sense of security by posting an interesting and utterly innocent comment about the wishbone needing a shave to let you fit your posher shocks, and about not doing a build vid for self-bought Tamiya kits...
@@Del350K4 Oh yes, Del, He's a sneaky so-and-so! I know his game! :D
@@MarkBryanRC Ha ha : )
Nice video
Thanks very much! :O)
Hi Mark mate, well that's another well explained and concise build video. Totally invaluable to those just starting out. I had to smile when you pulled that trick with the pogo stick suspension, in putting a screwdriver through the top section to stop it twisting - I do exacly the same thing bro. But I hate the tedium of building shocks. Nice job in painting the lettering on the tyres as well, a beautiful touch, that adds that bit of extra gloss to the model - sadly it probably won't last long though. Enjoy the rest of your hols mate and have a happy and peaceful New Year...🙂👍🏻🙂.
Hi again and thanks very much, mate. Yeah, strange, I have already got 3 DT02's but never made a build guide as I did them before I started this channel! Put that right now I've got this beauty to build! Hehe, we share a lot of the same tricks, you and I - I suppose it's common sense, really. Glad you like the lettering, yes, it will stay on for the fist few minutes of the first run, but still good to look back at those vides in the future when the buggy was pristine. Same to you my friend, hope you are enjoying the holidays before we all get back to the grindstone. And of course, wishing you a prosperous New Year! 🙂👍
Hi mate. Great build so far. Just the pain of those decals on the front wing to go. I wonder if those yellow shocks are a bigger diameter as I have fitted my mini CVA ones the right way up with no issues on body fouling. Anyway Happy New Year to you, Lou, Elle and Alf and stay safe matey.
Hiya Rob, hope all is good! Haha, yeah, we will see about those pesky wing stickers! I think you are right about those old yellow shocks, they must be wider. Hope to fix it soon. Happy new year to you mate, lets hope we have a better 2022. Se you soon, dude! :O)
Wish they would release the Sand Rover on the DT02 Chassis again, I missed out last time!
Oh yes, agreed! That's another classic Tamiya body right there! You never know, Tamiya re-re all the time! Cheers! 👍
Same, lol 😂
Did You Have A Good CHRISTMAS?.
Yes, thank you! Wishing you a happy and prosperous New Year!
Great video Mark do love the dt02 i have the sandviper and neo falcon that's mad how the front shock are fitted upside-down sets my ocd off lol would they fit the right way up t
Thank you Coryn! Oh yes, those 2 buggies of yours are fantastic Tamiyas. Yes, I need to revisit the front shocks to see if I can fit them the "correct" way up! OCD - I know exactly how you feel! Cheers. :O)
Hi mark do you have a part number for the hop up shocks just ordered a kit and want to change them thanks and very nice build 👍👍
Hi there! The parts bag you need is the oil shock Parts bag C for the DT03 (the shocks are the same size as the DT02 and the springs are the correct weight for the buggy) and the number is 19402709.
I was doing a search for you and found this on ebay uk for an amazing price, but be quick as it's the last one!
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/144407329771?
Good luck! :)
Any idea why tamiya wants the front dampers upside down?
I got the dt03 cva's and have them all upright... no modding necessary...
Hi Steven, no the stock friction dampers on this model fit on the normal way around! It's just that these CVA dampers are larger and the body is a tight fit with them in the upright position. Upside down gives more clearance, that's all!! Cheers! 😁👍
Hi! I have a question about the MF-01x Rally beetle. What CVAs fit that chassis? 55mm? Thanks!
Yep - 55mm eye-to-eye! :O)
@@MarkBryanRC Thanks I'll get the tamiya super mini cva's like for the tt-02
@@MauzyrockRC 😁👌👍
That was a pain with the shocks, they did not say in the manual there have issues on the front. Now just the body to go.
Hi Mal - my friend Rob has fitted the black CVA's to his and they fit properly, it must be these old yellow shocks that are too big! Body is all done, coming soon, pal!
@@MarkBryanRC That's good to know, shows there are more different sizes in Tamiya shocks than we know. Looking forward to seeing finished.
@@BasBoyRC Yep, it surprised me too, Mal, I thought they were all the same! Happy New Year!
@@MarkBryanRC Have a good one :-)
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Hello - thanks for the message. Yes, I would be interested in batteries for RC cars! Thank you. :O)