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Carisma SCA 1E Build Guide & Tips Part 1 - Bags A to C
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- čas přidán 15. 08. 2024
- Welcome to Part 1 of my build guide for the Carisma SCA-1E chassis, where I assemble the parts in bags A to C of the kit. This will eventually become a Land Rover Range Rover 1981 - 1/10 Scale RC Crawler. However, the chassis build will apply to any SCA-1E kit. We basically cover the build of the 4 alloy shock absorbers, the locked differentials and assembly of the basic front and rear axles. It's going very well, and all seems to be of great quality so far. I really need some feedback about how you want the rest of the SCA-1E build guide to be filmed. Have I gone into too much detail? Should I skip over the easier parts? Or would you like to see every detail, as I have shown in this Part 1 of the guide? Please let me know what you think in the comments below. I will be happy to amend the rest of the guides as required! Many thanks, stay safe and enjoy our fabulous RC hobby! As always, best wishes from Mark!
Spec
Fully Licensed Classic 1981 4-Door Range Rover Body
1.9 CNC Range Rover 3 Spokes wheels
95mm ATSS True Scale Tyres
LED Ready with Light Buckets and Lens Decals
C-Section Steel Ladder Chassis & Cross Braces
Combined CMS and Forward Battery Mount
Stiffer Gen 2 Multi-position Shock Towers
285mm Standard SCA-1E Wheelbase
Precision Alloy Oil Filled Shocks
Full ball bearing kit
Dimensions
Weight: Approx. Approx: 2200g (Fully Built)
Wheelbase: 285mm (adjustable)
Height: 220mm (adjustable)
Length: 480mm
Width: 230mm
Things You Need:
Transmitter and Receiver
ESC and Motor
Steering Servo
Battery 7.2v, 7.4v, 11.1v
Suitable Charger
Shock Oil
Paint for Bodyshell
Tools for Assembly
I’m not sure I’d change anything Mark!
A full watch from me, and while maybe it’s not as fast as some rc pros might like, I think this format is perfect for newer hobbyists!
Building the parts on top of the manual is brilliant and I think helps folks follow along!
Top stuff as always Mark, keep well and have a great weekend !👍😊
Ps- I really enjoyed Chris’s interview with you!
Thanks so much for the feedback, Jeremy! Glad you approve of the over the manual way of filming, it's the way I prefer to do it, so that's great news! I hope all is good with you, take it easy my friend. 👍
the amount of detail you put into the video is spot on pal
Awesome! Thanks for the feedback, Gaz, I needed that - wishing you a great weekend, mate! :)
Just got in form work and time to set down with a coffee ☕️ and watch the show 👍😎
You rock, Kirkster! I'm lucky that you take the time out of your busy day to watch my videos, very much appreciated, buddy! :)
Mark Bryan RC your more then welcome mark your videos and spot on I enjoy your videos and not only that your a great friend always full support from me bro 👍👍👍
The speed is great Mark, there's one reason I keeping on coming back to your kit builds... you always go at the same slow pace. That's good for a novice like me!
Great to hear! Your comments are very welcome and appreciated, Lance! I'll keep plodding along! :)) Cheers!
Hi. For me this is great to watch. Please keep to the same and don't speed it up. Thanks for giving up your time and showing the build. 👍
Thank you! Will do! I really appreciate that you took the time to write a comment. Hope you enjoy the rest of the build, it may take a while as these videos are very time consuming to film and edit. All the best from Mark... :-)
Hey Mark, slow and steady does the job. I Think you nailed the level of detail / involvement in this opening video. For me it was well explained, clear with troubleshooting advice when needed ( essential ) and a camera on the instruction manual is always helpful. I honestly don't think you could have done it any better. In some ways it reminds me of a Tamiya with the bag A, stages 1- 5 style, but in other ways with things that didn't fit it seems far from Tamiya. But hey, there can only be one King. Really enjoyed this build mate, and look forward to the next one. Have a great weekend dude..👍🏻.
Cheers, dude! That's great feedback, and much appreciated. Glad you approve of the "over the manual" method. Yeah, it is a little reminiscent of the Tamiya bag letters, a good way of keeping parts separate for each stage of the build. Definitely doesn't "click" together as tightly as a Tamiya, but not too bad overall, apart from that little shaft that just would not fit! Hoping your weekend is going well, too, all the best my good friend. :-)
I really like mine I think you will be surprised just how well it performs off road.
Thanks for that - very reassuring. I'm really looking forward to the first run of this one. All the best! :-)
You've got a SPOT ON 100% perfect voice for narration
You are too kind, appreciated, my friend! :)
Excellent demonstration. It helps a lot. Thanks 😊
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the kind comment! 😊
Hi my friend ! Doc 'Mark succeeded perfectly with his first intervention on a Carisma, well done! Excellent work, calm, serene, very well explained and completed with tips ... It's great art, it's Mark Bryan!
I also congratulate you on your interview with Chris, it was very interesting. I think the more I watch your videos the more my English improves, I almost managed to follow your conversation, for a French it's not bad! I wondered if in your mug it was coffee or beer ... I think if I had been in your shoes I would have put beer to hold on the length (over an hour!) .
Hope you are well and your family. For my part, I (finally) finished my DT-02 (I love it) and I will soon be embarking on a new build, an essential escape to support the current world.
Take care of yourself and yours, have a Sunday filled with peace and love mon ami.
Thank you so much, mon ami! This is a very thoughtful and much appreciated comment! Glad you enjoyed the interview, yes, I was very nervous, but you must have a crystal ball - no it was not coffee or tea in that big mug!!!! Don't tell anyone else, but it was filled to the top with a very nice French Chardonnay!!!! Hehe! We are very much alike, I imagine you doing the same. It was a very long "chat" and late at night for me. Cool you have the DT-02 finished, it's a wonderful 2WD buggy. Take care, too my awesome friend, love and peace to you and yours, too. :)
@@MarkBryanRC Oh great choice for Chardonnay! I suspected you had a pick-me-up in that mug ...
Here we have an expression that says: wine unties tongues. So that's what you needed.
Courage for work, it's Monday and I'm already on my knees. Take care Doc' Mark.
@@fencenaoghen3569 Thanks, mon ami - I will remember that saying! à votre santé!
Nice going mark on the shockers and very well explained with the locked diffs and the building of the axles no one ever needs a manual mark with you around your videos are so easy to follow you do a brilliant job bro I will be looking forward to the nexts part and that wheel looked smart bro also to answer your question I really enjoy watching your videos I like how you go into detail on how parts are made and the way you described and show how there are fitted your a top dude bro keep doing as you to mega thumbs up from the kirkster 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎👌
Thanks so much for the great comment, Kirkster! Hehe - you can always read the manual in my build vids, I don't know how else to do it! So good to read that you think I am on the right track, very reassuring, my friend. I will definitely keep the same pace on the next installments. Best wishes to you and your lovely family - take care, Bro! :))
Mark Bryan RC nice one mark and will be looking forward to it bro
Great stuff mate and a perfect speed. Those O-rings on the shocks are exactly right as far as I'm concerned ( The Tamiya hop-up alloy ones have them).
Thanks, my mate, Rob! Glad you approve. Cheers for the confirmation on the shocks, I didn't know the Tamiya ones were similar. Good info, dude. Hope all is well, hope to see ya soon, take it easy, dude! 👍
@@MarkBryanRC I concur with Rob, the TRF Dampers have the large O-ring inside the shock collar adjuster... :-)
Cheers, Ben! Good to have confirmation - - all the best! :-)
Perfect the way it is.... don't change a thing.
Very kind of you, I appreciate the feedback - all the best from Mark... :-)
Wish you'd done this vid sooner ;) I bought one of these as my first kit... Its been a journey and I'm still not finished lol. Great vid. Looking forward to more :)
Sorry about that! I'm on it now though! It's taking a while to build, film and edit, but I hope to do more very soon. Thanks for watching and commenting, much appreciated. All the best from Mark... :)
@@MarkBryanRC how did u manage to get the spring collars on the shock towers to turn on the thread with orings installed inside collar? I couldn't get mine to budge and got a couple stuck. I've removed all orings and will run without
Hi - I didn't have a problem with the collars, they were a little tight, but easy to turn! Maybe the tolerances are different on yours, or the o rings supplied in your kit were thicker? Very strange, but the shocks will function fine without the o rings. :-)
Looking nice sofar, go on mate👍👍
Thanks Fons my good friend, lovely to get some real feedback from you, I'll keep on doing the same level of detail - cheers! 👍
Built one of these just to have as a shelf queen 🥰😁
Cool - and I'm just having trouble trying to build it and make videos at the same time! Coming along, next video out soon. It is a beautiful looking model - bet it looks good on the shelf! :)
@@MarkBryanRC are you having trouble with any of the screws? They were my only complaint
Yeah, I had a couple where the heads just stripped, the hex wrench just chewed the metal, I think they need to be stainless, much harder! So Yes, I agree, Tommy! :O)
@@MarkBryanRC nightmare isn’t it 😫😫 so frustrating 😂
Hiya matey. First of all I enjoyed the interview on Vallone RC. You came across very well. You know we ought to do that but litter it with double entendres and ooh matron! Anyway another great build guide and it looks like a good one. I still reckon that you ought to make this speedy. Those gears look like they could cope with it. Does remind me a bit of the Axial Yeti I built. I've had Thurs and Fri off this week. Did a bit of RC yesterday and got a bit of a vid together. Just waiting for it to process. I think that it's shite weather over the weekend so will be doing some indoor tasks. Hope you have got some sort of beer on the go. Enjoy the weekend mate 😁🍺🍺🍺🍺
Cheers, matey! Yeah, glad you liked the interview, Chris is a great host and presenter - it must have taken a lot of effort to do all the video grabs off my channel and to edit the footage so well - hat's off to him! Yes, we could do a really funny "English humour" interview, I'm up for that if you are! These videos are rare on CZcams, but seem to get a lot of interest. It was fun to do, but honestly, I was bricking it most of the time, and yes, that was not tea in the big mug I was drinking from!!!
The Carisma build is going slowly but well, it sure ain't a Tamiya, parts don't fit as neatly together and a bit of fettling is needed. Cool you got some down-time, looking forward to the resulting video! Weather is shite here too, but hope to get some running on Sunday. Got a strong one on the go as we speak, been a crap week at work so kicking back for the weekend. Hope all is well with you, hope the beer is going down well this evening. All the best my mate! :-)
@@MarkBryanRC Yeah he did a great job of putting the vid together. We could do a Zoom (or whatever) chat and I'm sure it could edit into something interesting but if we just look like a couple of drunk berks then it will never see the light of day! Be fun anyway. You need to fill me in on how it all works. Anyway my video this week might end up being tomorrow morning as the 4k takes forever for CZcams to process. That Arrma Senton one took 24 hours for CZcams to get the 4k version done! Just having a few IPA's and I've got fish and chips in the oven. Hope work improves for you but I expect it's just very difficult with everything that's going on. Cheers for now mate :-)
Like 55 👍🏻
Great tutorial-thanks for sharing
Too complicated for me but you make it look easy. 👍🏻😊
Thank you, Inayaah! It's not as hard as it looks - just like your cooking! Thanks for the thumbs up, always appreciated - Cheers!
Mukka... You were dead on with the O-Ring on the Spring height adjuster. 👌
I WAS going to question the use of 900wt Shock Oil - but then noticed 4 BIG holes in the Piston. When you moved them after building, the action seemed very smooth. GENERALLY, longer Crawler Shocks want lighter Oil, because of longer, faster articulation than Cars with 50-60mm Dampers.
You might be fine!! You'll have to run her through some savage Terrain to really know...
Listen Brother... I'm in Hospital. My temperatures jumped up to around 104-105F, and we're testing for COVID now. 😲😳 We're HOPING!
I am definitely interested in this level of detail. I need things to distract.
Take good care my Friend! 👊
Carmine ✈🚂🚙
Hiya mate - thanks for the comments and opinions, always well received here! Yeah, I think the shocks are at a good starting point, at least.
So sorry to hear you are in hospital - sending best wishes to you and hope you are fit and well very soon. Please let me know how you are doing - prayers for you my good friend.
Thank you so much! Means so much. We still aren't sure WHAT I have, just that I'm a very sick Puppy... 😞 Temp hit 106.3 yesterday.
Those 4 big holes in the Carisma Dampers are the exception amongst Crawler Shocks. Should you ever build an Axial (and I highly recommend you do), you won't want to go thicker than 350-600wt.
Hope you are on the mend, Mukka! :)
Love this pace and level of detail. I never have questions after watching your vids.
The shock o-ring does indeed go in the adjuster. All my vehicles use the same setup.
That's so good to hear, Octavio, and great feedback! Cool to know that the O-ring is in the correct place. Thanks so much for taking the time to comment, I really appreciate that! :)
This is my RC channel, brand new. We've got lots of work to do (Rockhounding W B).
Looks cool - I'll catch up when I can! Cheers! :)
Good work, Mark. Looks like real quality shocks and axles. Always wonder why differentials that have no 'open-differential'-option are named differentials and why they still need that differential housing. Why wouldn't a single ring gear not be enough ... hmm ... Ohh, and if you have the time, then do the full build. I think for people building along with you it will be a gift for them to be able to skip around in all steps. And what you find obvious may not be obvious for the beginner - building his/hers first kit :-) But yeah, it can be time consuming to film ...
Thanks, Mikael! Yeah, the quality is pretty good, especially the shocks. I agree, I don't see why this kit has a locked diff to build, it seems so unnecessary! Thanks for the feedback - I'll try to do the full build on camera, but yes, it is so time consuming to do, as you well know. This one may be a while in the making! Great advice, cheers my mate! :)
Realy good video my friend . Well done !!😃👍#21 😉
Thank you very much! Appreciate the thumbs up my friend! 👍
Forget Ace Ventura - meet Mark Bryan - shock absorber detective!
I´m sure you´re right, by the way.
Haha! Shock detective! I have a new career in store! Yeah, others have confirmed my opinion - glad this sleuth was on the right trail! Take it easy, Del! :-)
Great video Mark, enjoying this one... Ben :-)
Good to hear! Thanks, Ben - I'm very happy that you enjoyed the video - take it easy my friend. :)
Great vid. May get one. You will help me decide. Thanks
Glad I could help - if you are prepared to have a go at this build, it is very satisfying and performs amazingly well! I hope you get one! :)
Spot on tip there Mark with the Shocks 👍🏼
Thanks very much, I appreciate the comment! Yeah, the instructions were a bit sketchy, but we got there in the end - have a great weekend! 👍
looks awesome :)
I do believe it is! Thanks for the great comment, best regards from Mark! :-)
Awsome 👍👍😃
Thanks 🤗
Top 👏
Thanks very much! Greetings from Mark 👋👍
Hi Mark I like the way you did this video because I´ve never seen a Kit from Carisma so i´m intrested o see how the are build
Cool, thanks very much for the input! It's my first Carisma build, so we will find out together! Cheers! :-)
Hello to GB from Colorado BTW
Hello there! Hi from Birmingham, GB, to you in Colorado! Cheers! :-)
Mark yet another fantastic Build Bro. Carnt wait for the next one 😁 dont Skip the build bro. Keep it as it.👍 Dont like missing anything 👍🥰👍also can you send your next Video on messenger because am not getting any notifications for your vids, SORRY BRO for the late watch 😞 really enjoyed this Build and on to the next lol 😆 Love yeah Bro 👍😎🥰👍
Thanks my mate, Tony! So nice to get your positive feedback. I will sure continue the long-winded build format! Thanks for being so kind, I really appreciate it. Don't ever worry about missing a video, I know how hard it is, especially with notifications going missing! All the best, mate, love and peace, brother! 👍
Started my build got to step C and have the same issue with diff gear not fitting on the shaft. Modelsport have been very efficient in sending me some replacement parts that fit fine which is good.
Hi Martin, seems I'm not the only one with these problems! Great that Modelsport have sorted them out for you, sounds like a good retailer! Cheers! :-)
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Cheers, mate, hope your weekend is going well! :-)
Hi Mark, I think you portrait the detail perfectly buddy. I am looking to get one of these myself. Just to clarify, with the deluxe kit, you get the bearings, is that right? because I don't like the look at those bushings. Good tip on the top of the shocks, nice spotting of that recess for that rubber seal, again great detail. From what I've read, you need, an ESC, Motor, Servo and shock oil to build the kit (amongst others). Looking forward to the next stages and that all important 1st run. Great work as usual and please keep the level of details as is, especially for nerds like me :) The grease in the axels, did you use marine grease? What about the seal between the axel and axel covers, you mentioned that it clipped into place, does that seal to stop potential water ingress? Until next time, keep well and safe.
Hiya, John! Thanks for the detailed feedback, just what I needed my good friend! Yeah, you get the bearings in this kit, I don't like the bushings, either! You are correct about the things you need to complete the build. I used my big pot of Moly grease as per! Packed it in! I also coated all the joint surfaces with the grease, should help, but maybe marine grease would be a better option. Keep safe and well too, mate! Cheers! :-)
Awesome, my man for all kind of RC! Didn't know that you're also into crawling :D can you recommend the carisma sca-1e platform?
Thanks so much, Marcus! Well, I just started my proper crawling adventure! Looking forward to running this one as soon as it is finished. But I must say, so far, the kit looks of extremely good quality, watch this space to see how good it really is! Take care, my friend! :)
Great video Mark. I have the Ford and Coyote. It says on the boxes full bearing drivetrain. I don't see any. What bearing kit do you recommend?
Hi Joe. Yes, I thought the same when I got my kit, and I ordered a set of bearings. However, I later found the kit bearings in the bodywork accessories plastic bag!
In case you need it, here is a link to the bearings I bought:
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Carisma-Scale-Adventure-SCA-1E-Coyote-Lynx-Range-Rover-Bearing-Kit-Part-No-15857/372723987681?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
How come there is not much buzz on this truck, it’s seems really nice & Scale. Is it still to new? I don’t see anyone even mention it on the some of the forums.
Hi - yeah, it's strange that this kit doesn't get more exposure (although there are a few CZcams videos that give it a big thumbs up). It's been out a while now, I hope it grows in popularity as it really is a good quality truck, and seems to perform very well too. Best regards from Mark...
8:40, trying too do those diff bolts so carefully and yet they’ve ruined both my hex drivers 🤦🏻♂️
Hi George, yep, those screws or bolts are very tight, I did find that the cheap allen key that came with the kit soon lost it's edges! All the best!
@@MarkBryanRC yeah same I bought a set of mip drivers which arrived today so hopefully more luck! Many thanks for reply 😁
I know that its three years too late, but ive been wanting this kit for the longest time. How strongly would you recommend it? The limited edition is no longer available onlt the special edition.
Hello! Never too late! I really have enjoyed both building and running this crawler. It's really scale looking and drives very nicely. The only issue I have is that on very steep climbs, the torque through the axles causes one of the front wheel to lift, however this has been fixed in the latest release of the kit. Totally recommended by me! 😎👍
@@MarkBryanRC thank you very much! On your recommendation, I will now pamper myself by purchasing this model. You just earned another subscriber.
@@rcgeneration824 You are very welcome and many thanks for the sub! Enjoy the kit! 🤗👍
Hi! Mark there again! Having fun with SCA-LE?
I am! Although it is certainly no Tamiya to build - the instructions are vague at best, and the fitment of parts is not as I am used to. But overall, very enjoyable. Wishing you a great weekend, Kalle! :-)
@@MarkBryanRC Mark, have a amazing weekend :) Yes, MST CFX wasn't a Tamiya build either but it went together pretty painlessly tho.
So you're monetized. Did you notice a big change around JAN 2020 ??
Oh yeah, all ad revenue fell off a cliff in January - but luckily it has picked up again now! :-)
Hi Mark. Guess what I finally have?
Way to go mate! You'll love it 😀
@@MarkBryanRC cheers Mark. Got the new range rover 2.1 version. All new gen2 layout , new anti torque twist gearbox, counter rotating driveshafts etc to stop it 3 wheeling lol . New body also comes fully pre drilled . Hope you are well my friend
The new version is much better, now I'm jealous! Especially as I struggled so much with the body drilling! 🤣👍
@@MarkBryanRC um yeah . Not going to have the same grief as you lol
Why do you put all the bags in individual containers before you start why wouldn't you just use one container and open the bags as you need them that is way too many containers
Very simple answer to that one, James! It's because I did an unboxing video for you guys on CZcams, and to show all parts in detail I have to open all the bags at once and I don't want them to get mixed up. If I were not filming it, I'd obviously only open one at a time! :D
@@MarkBryanRC like I said that is way too much work I've seen a lot of unboxing videos but I've never seen that strange everyone's going to see the pieces as your building it
I see what you are saying, but then what is the point of watching an unboxing video? You can just buy it yourself and see what's in the box! Many people have commented that they like the way I show everything, but I understand it's not to everyone's taste. Thanks very much for your input, James. :)
@@MarkBryanRC I weren't trying to put anybody down or talk against you I just think it's a lot of work when people don't really care what's in each bag until you start putting them together a lot of people do like to see full unboxings and tutorials but it just seems like a lot of work and a lot of headache cuz you can show the things through the bags understandable
@@MarkBryanRC and it was very cool and impressive of you to comment back so many times I appreciate it most CZcamsrs don't take the time