Nice!! But the last gif… oops!
Yep it really does… i remember the hard work the @the_termin8r had to be into for fixing them… it looks awesome now! 
Okay. Which part of the RC? 
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The motor fans, they’re the first thing to take a hit when I over-do a wheelie or flip over. I was never happy with them, they were high RPM but didn’t shift much air, also they were too small and the plugs came soldered on in reverse polarity. That’s what I get for ordering from China I guess.
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So this was an awkward typo I just caught 
.It was supposed to say shift.
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Look so Awesome with lights
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The funny thing is that I didn’t buy them for looks, I added them to help me see where the truck is in the winter when it gets almost pitch black at 16:00. I added 4 extra LEDs more recently as part of the V6 wave of upgrades.
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My new fans just came in. Now I need for the other heatsink to come in, find a new mounting point for the camra and to design the wheelie bar. I’m considering this to be the stat of the Post Mods V7 phase.
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The third pic dude! Looks awesome!
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I’ve started thinking of designs for the wheelie bar, my dad is helping me on this one. We’ve decided to go for a ball bearing (or 2) mounted to a metal plate. We haven’t worked out the details yet.
In other news I tried to sort my camera issue by seeing if I can mount just the lens somewhere with a good POV and then have the camera down in the truck, unfortunately I found out that the sensor was directly soldered to the PCB as opposed to being part of the lens like on some cameras I’ve seen. I’ll have to think of a different approach.
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Camera positioning is always difficult isn’t it
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You know the most annoying thing? I was considering buying one of those cylindrical ones but I bit the marketing bullet when I read that this one was 4K. Turns out it’s 4K at 25FPS, at least I get 1080 at 60. But I can’t complain much for £40.
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Damn that’s evil marketing. Still decent quality indeed, I hope it’ll serve you well 
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Progress report:
I picked up some compressed air today. Did a quick test for the flamethrower V3 setup I’m planning. This is a massive improvement over the deodorant. I need to find time to come up with the rest of the system though (mainly the positioning).
Also I’m still working on Banshee and I took on yet another project in uni. This one is an exclusive one though; me and 5 other friends are working with one of our lecturers to build a Tesla coil kit for the next uni open day in March.
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That’s a flamethrover! Better than the deodorant…more flame… 
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The deodorant also ran out quickly. I could only use half a can at a time because I had to mount it sideways. I could have done it vertically but it would have been a worse design with the nozzle up high which made servo placement a nightmare. The compressed air has to be vertical but upside down so I am going to try and make the design as compact as possible with low servos that are hopefully down in the car. I want to make it as concealed as possible too.
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On your site you wrote that the chassis is made of wood ( or am I confusing things?) …but with the fire you should change it or no?? 
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The V1 and V2 were both mounted on a plank of wood which in turn was mounted to the body. I initially used a disposable metal biscuit tray to flameproof the front of the plank but it proved unnecessary as the flames didn’t go there. Also I’m surprised anyone goes to my site.
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So there’s no problem…cool!
Why?? it’s interesting! 
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Because it’s just another place for people to have to go to, also I post most of the same stuff here.
Thanks 
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OMG!! Was that flamethrower! 
Soo awesome bro!
Oh shit that’s awesome! Could be deadly
Smart idea haha