I did consider yes and (not that it’s a great reason) my decision to buy new was the ability to have a base knowledge about what things should look like when new. I wouldn’t be able to decipher if things are broken / warn with buying second hand because I wouldn’t have the prior experience of knowing what new and good looks like. The added benefit is that I get warranty on many things as the support of the shop to talk to .. so ... considered yes but decided to go new.
Have you ever built a kit before? Losi has very good instructions, though some things aren't as clear as they need to be, the diffs can be tricky to get right. The setup for the brake and throttle needs some patience to understand, it's easy to get it to work, but if you know how it is adjusted it will help you with break bias in the long run. It is a far superior buggy to a rtr, you will enjoy it mate. Just take your time and have fun building it, it's a great exercise.
honestlyThat's a hell of a goody box!.....
as long as it has a high alcohol level for quick drying and is plastic safe you should be gucci
Confusing info, there. Not sure if it's the motor spray or the builder that needs the high alcohol level.
