Correct me or direct me if I'm posting in the wrong area but generally it's what the title says

I'd like to make an Iron Man type Bey

I was thinking of some of the parts already that could be used (obviously not all at the same time)

Clear Wheel:
- Tempo
- Leone

Fusion Wheels:
- Diablo
- Basalt

Track:
- A230

Tip:
- ES
- EDS
- JSB

4D Track + Tip:
- X : D
- D : D
- F : S
- B : D

I'm open to thinking of a Zero-G Variant too just for fun

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This belongs in Build Me a Combo #2. To post a thread you need to have proper test results.

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This is the wrong thread to post in.

REPORTED.

This is the wrong thread to post in.

REPORTED.

Wow what an "understanding" person you are, obviously I said "correct me or direct me if I'm wrong"

A simple polite direction would be better, you can do/say things without being a total moron about it.

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This belongs in Build Me a Combo #2. To post a thread you need to have proper test results.

Thank you! Sorry about that

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"Excellence takes time"

Here's an idea, Ultimo. Don't post 'REPORTED' and just simply tell them what they did wrong, while reporting it.

Sound better?

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