MODDED SCX-10 METAL PORTAL AXLES, 4-LINK SUSPENSION AND DRIVETRAIN UPGRADE FOR THE UNIMOG 4X4 AND 6X6 RC TRUCK BY CASADIO RC
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For much more project from us, visit our CULTS shop: www.cults3d.com/en/users/3DDesignSpace/3d-models This upgrade is a reinforced and performance-oriented evolution for the original MOG 4x4 and 6x6 RC truck model designed by CASADIO. Original Model: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/unimog-u5023-replica-tribute-full-3d-printed-rc-truck The goal is simple: push the durability and off-road capability of the platform far beyond what fully 3D printed drivetrains can typically handle. Instead of relying on printed axles, this version integrates SCX10 portal metal axles, carefully modified to fit the geometry and constraints of the original model. This significantly improves strength, reliability, and long-term resistance to stress under demanding RC use. Beyond the axle upgrade, the drivetrain and suspension system have been reworked: - Improved articulation rod system for better suspension travel and realism - Integration of full metal drive shafts for smoother power transmission This is not just a remix—it’s a functional upgrade aimed at bridging the gap between 3D printed RC builds and hobby-grade performance. WHAT’S INCLUDED All STL files required to reproduce the modified structure are included, along with guidance for assembly and integration of third-party components. See assembly manual at the following link: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1oQXGjxaqmJz0OKGuIKhKbYsyu41vVba84C69jlMfDLg/edit?usp=drivesdk This model is designed as a hybrid build, meaning: -…
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MODDED SCX-10 METAL PORTAL AXLES, 4-LINK SUSPENSION AND DRIVETRAIN UPGRADE FOR THE UNIMOG 4X4 AND 6X6 RC TRUCK BY CASADIO RC is a free 3D model in the Vehicles category, shared by the Cults3D community. You can download it for 3D printing and reuse it in your own projects under the terms of its original license.
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