How To Custom Die Cast: Monster Trucks!
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- How To Custom Monster Jams
In part 1 of this video I will begin the process to custom a Monster Jam Truck . I will remove the body and drill to use 2-56 screws . Check out my other Hot Wheels , Matchbox , Auto World and other 1/64 videos !!
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I’m planning on using 2006 airborne ranger to make the grinch monster truck
Having to drill it and then putting it back on
To remove the wheels you just grab the wheel on each side, and twist it back and forth while pulling outward with a little tension.. Also I've thought about with the older metal Chasis trucks was to maybe apply heat to the axle which would soften up the plastic inside the rim a little bit...
You could use tap oil or just wax , when you tap. Slow and easy.
What sizes of drill bits did you use? I saw two sizes you used
LOVE the drill sound affects ? Cool video.
Michael Rzeszuto thanks and I’ll be adding a video soon on customs
hey nice video man!!
MonsterJamFanatic thanks a lot really appreciate the comment . Going to paint this in a future video .
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sure thing man!!
MonsterJamFanatic I would love to do a arena diorama . May work on that . Have some ideas in my head about it .
I'm sorry but whats so custom about this? what did you change besides a few screws?
Interesting. Although, I pretty much knew all of this about 10 years ago, when I took apart a lot of these older monster trucks. And..wheel swaps were definitely possible, it just took more brute strength, or a few 'homemade' tools to remove them. The trucks out there now (two companies, HW and Spin Master) have both made it a little easier. I have swapped a lot of HW bodies onto the other chassis, and wheels from the Spin Master trucks onto the new HW bodies and chassis. Spin Master is held together with a Phillips screw, and the new HW trucks are held together with the 'elusive' triangle screw (the one that no one makes a screwdriver for...lol). It can be removed with either a 'custom made' cut down straight screwdriver, or a T6 Torx can be used, but first you need to find one that actually fits in the small hole in the chassis. ;) And, there are a few tools available to remove and press back on the wheels and tires. ;)
Ronald Cluney i found a mini screw set with the proper triangle screw head soze at walmart it was bright green and around 12 bucks . some of the later hotwheels monster jam also have the triangle
Hmm, I've looked there multiple times. I'll have to keep looking for that! Thanks! ;)
I've had some of the hw monster jam trucks that has a Phillips head, also the ones with the stupid triangle bit, I have replaced with a Phillips screw on reassembly to make it easier if I were to be taking it apart in the future