If you're in a pinch and don't have the time necessary to do a kit build of a new vehicle or if you want to get out and play as quickly as possible, an RTR option may be your best bet. But don't think that you're stuck with a stock machine, even if you're new […]
I now know what I've been missing out on by not doing "true" builds and buying RTR systems. When I started to modify the RS10 into something a little more "scale" I had a hunch that it would be a fun project to work on, but I had no idea how much fun it would […]
Josh, Tim Smith and I recorded a show last night that was unlike any other that we've done before. We typically have pre-show chats, but this pre-show turned into THE show as we had some great discussions around crawling, scale rigs, batteries, and everything in-between. Show notes Tim Smith has gotten into scale rigs and […]
Looking for a low-cost way to make your crawler perform? Take matters into your own hands. Whether it's the scale nature of rock crawlers or the fact that I've been enthralled with my Axial SCX10 ever since getting it, I've been working on more projects with this machine than I have with any of the […]
As mentioned in my "first impressions" post, one of the upgrades I'm planning for my SCX10 is to upgrade the plastic suspension links and steering links to aluminum. This will not only help the performance of the vehicle, but it will add a nice cosmetic touch as well. Aluminum upgrade parts can be a bit […]
