As with all kits lay everything out and go through the components to familiarise yourself with them and also to check that it is all there
read the instructions through several times.
I buy those ziplock bags from the supermarket and put the components for each step in them and number the bag to match the step number in the instructions.
then start to build and enjoy.
Thanks for the advice. Yea the instruction manual for the x-ray compared to my manual for the serpent 811 is so much better and easier to understand. What I like the most is being able to identically match the correct screws with the picture on the manual as it seems like its drawn to scale with the actual screws.
I have built a few 8th scale onroad cars, but not the xray. It shouldn't be too difficult if you take your time and read the instructions. I've heard the clutch on these kits can be a bit problematic so pay attention to this area.
Main thing is to identify all the different parts, and to make sure every part is there.
That in itself makes the build much easier, as you dont end up using a similar part in the wrong spot, and if something is missing, you can get it sorted straight away rather than later when you are building it
Not too sure yet. Thinking something like REDS or RB
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