WPL C54 kit better than WPL C54-1? 

Agree

Thanks, glad you liked it:)

Thanks!

Couldn't find proper of the shelve solution. All ready figures makes me feel like I am building doll house:D Would have to think on making driver figure by myself:)

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It's fine, assembly is quite a straight forward run... Watch my other video of C24 it's basically same construction, after that following instructions is a breeze..:) electronic part might be difficult if you haven't dealt with it before.

@@StaticModel thank you very much keep up your great work

@@happyslug4983 no problem, feel free to ask more questions if you encounter a roadblock:)

Yes so in the c24 you had to like burn a wire to attach it to the motor do I need to do the same because I don’t have that tool

@@happyslug4983 the process itself is called soldering and tool is a soldering iron.

I would love to, body is nice but chassis is not really that interesting. Simply don't want to get more of the same :)

Thanks captain.

You can use acrylic base paint, but they have to be a special kind with increased resistance to scratches/ outdoor elements. Not a generic acrylic paint for arts and crafts.

@@StaticModel how bout those acrylic paints for model kits?

@@KidNomura they will work but not gonna last long, on first crash they gonna scratch-off.

@@StaticModel any cheap lacquer paint you would recommend sir? tamiya is quite expensive here 😅

@@KidNomura It depends on your project. You can try buying automotive paint for real cars, but first you will have to lay down primer layer on your model in order to avoid plastic damage. I am not sure what brands are available for your, but you could also try searching for ZeroPaints (for airbrush).

Thanks :)

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