taxigirl03
Q: iA10B reciver for Is this compatible with( 10a Esc )?
Asked by BG3511250267 on 2022-06-15 04:51:43
taxigirl03 I'm using them for the front of my 1-6 1941 Jeep and they look great. I do not know if they will be correct for your truck because it is 1-12scale. The mounting plates are 12mm square, and the shackles swing out to 22mm from the flat of the bumper. They ARE small, perhaps too small for my Jeep but they work and look fine. The mounting nuts and bolts are very tiny. The photo of them when you scroll down on their page shows what they look like on my 1-6 scale Jeep. They do not cost much so I would give them a try. I would buy them again if I lost them. If your 1-12 bumpers are too narrow you could always make some wider bumper fronts to bolt them to. Nyms.
2022-01-10 07:57:58 Helpful (0)
Q: Is this a wifi camera ? Plz answer
Asked by BG154185714 on 2021-08-06 04:06:25
taxigirl03 No....it is simply a camera.
2021-08-06 06:34:10 Helpful (0)
taxigirl03 They sometimes have USA stock but usually it is China only.
2021-07-24 12:14:12 Helpful (0)
Q: is this compatible with 4DRC f4 drone?
Asked by BG112215381 on 2021-06-08 11:34:12
taxigirl03 I have no idea....
2021-06-08 03:21:13 Helpful (0)Q: is this jeep a true 1/6 scale. ? as the other one states 1/10 scale but is actually 1/12
Asked by Steve on 2020-09-04 09:07:26
taxigirl03 For a 12" Action Man or GI Joe, the body is closer to 1:10. They are a jam fit with the roof on. I did serious mods, including re-drilling and mounting the seats...I got an extra 7mm of leg space. I've done many mods to it for more room for action figures. Now they fit, it looks better and works better. Nyms
2021-05-13 04:05:47 Helpful (0)
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taxigirl03 There is a voltage regulator to keep components around the 4v to 6.5v, so it should not matter. Just my opinion.
2022-06-15 08:33:53 Helpful (0)