Re: Another "hi" from Sunny South Wales
Posted: Thu Nov 27, 2014 6:33 pm
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Posted: Thu Nov 27, 2014 9:06 pm
Thanks for the welcome, folks.
I can see lots of serious rigs here, don't think mine's ever going to go quite that direction!
Most of my off-roading is done with a serious rig, but in 1/10th scale - a not-very-standard, custom skinned, Axial Wraith:
I can see lots of serious rigs here, don't think mine's ever going to go quite that direction!
Most of my off-roading is done with a serious rig, but in 1/10th scale - a not-very-standard, custom skinned, Axial Wraith:
Re: Another "hi" from Sunny South Wales
Posted: Thu Nov 27, 2014 11:34 pm
Welcome to the club, Nice wraith, I have a Losi MRC that I converted to look like my SJ
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It's not on all out rock crawler like yours though! The paint job looks great I bet your afraid to scratch it,
Click Here for Youtube Video
It's not on all out rock crawler like yours though! The paint job looks great I bet your afraid to scratch it,
Re: Another "hi" from Sunny South Wales
Posted: Thu Nov 27, 2014 11:36 pm
I have a clodbuster in a closet that I need to replace all the bushings on for bearings, as it's got a massively upgraded pair of motors and 4 batteries only lasts about 5 minutes of play. Got so sick of recharging batteries I put it in a closet and didn't pull it out again.
I think I should do the bearings upgrade and buy some lipo batteries for it, they're more suited to high discharge rate scenarios than the nicad batteries I've been trying to use (which, having been at the back of a closet for 2 years, are probably completely knackered by now anyway).
I also want an SJ body for mine too!
I think I should do the bearings upgrade and buy some lipo batteries for it, they're more suited to high discharge rate scenarios than the nicad batteries I've been trying to use (which, having been at the back of a closet for 2 years, are probably completely knackered by now anyway).
I also want an SJ body for mine too!
Re: Another "hi" from Sunny South Wales
Posted: Fri Nov 28, 2014 7:14 am
No, it's vinyl stickers applied inside the lexan, so pretty indestructibleTramp wrote: The paint job looks great I bet your afraid to scratch it,
I came up with the design, a girl in Canada ( Krawler Konceptz ) turned it into art and printed it onto the shiny metallic skins.
Re: Another "hi" from Sunny South Wales
Posted: Fri Nov 28, 2014 7:46 am
welcome to the forum!
am a rc crawler fanatic myself i i have 2 highly moded axial wraiths a scx10 with wraith axles and one rc4wd
i am trying to copy the axial wraith to 1/1 on my suzuki but i don't have enough money for coilover setup YET
am a rc crawler fanatic myself i i have 2 highly moded axial wraiths a scx10 with wraith axles and one rc4wd
i am trying to copy the axial wraith to 1/1 on my suzuki but i don't have enough money for coilover setup YET
Re: Another "hi" from Sunny South Wales
Posted: Fri Nov 28, 2014 10:17 pm
Looks like I'm in good company here then guys