This YouTuber built an incredibly realistic remote-controlled Audi car from scratch, and it cost $7,000 to construct, even building all the parts separately.
In this crazy DIY project, the RC Audi looks like a tiny version of the real thing, and during the building process, a lot of the parts were put together like tiny versions of the life-size parts.
This tiny Audi proves that you can apply the rules of building a life-sized car to a little RC, as even the transmission comes together like a real one.
The final product is glorious and has a proper roar, and there are probably some very stylish mice who would love to drive this awesome tiny Audi.
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Like us, you probably have fond memories of driving around little remote-controlled cars in your childhood, but we’re sure that you’ve never seen a DIY RC car this good.
This YouTuber actually built a tiny remote-controlled Audi from scratch, building the parts like they were the real-life-sized thing.
The transmission was assembled like a life-size one, with all the gears, shafts, and gaskets required, but they were slightly more fun-size.
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After the differential got put together and the transmission was finished by adding all of the tiny, fun-size parts, like the cutest small axles, suspension, and functioning braking system, it was ready to go.
The glorious bronze-colored final product not only looked amazing, but it also had quite the roar, just like a tiny little supercar. Although it’s not quite as fun-sized as the Matchbox truck that sold for a fortune.
This remote-controlled Audi still costs $7,000, despite being such a tiny version of the real thing. But maybe it could be the new ride for some very rich and stylish mice.
Very impressive work from CHUNQI ENGINE on YouTube.
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