how to choose RC format (buggy, truggy, SC)

[White_Crow_G]

Hi everyOne!
Just found myself struggling to choose one...
i do already have WL 144010 and (thanks to your advices) Hobao TT 2.0 (which was brazenly pressed by wife)
So currently looking for 1/8
i was looking at SSTE.
But at some point i've asked myself "why i'm looking for a truggy? should i check buggy, or SC?"
So... why truggy?
i dont have any tracks or skateparks around area so it's just a fun drifing on fields (probably a bit naughty), but no bashing (i mean - no jumps higher then 50cm)

What would you suggest

 

[White_Crow_G]

dear admins, sorry, i start this thread in electronics by accident. couldn't manage to find how to move it

 

[nino]

The bigger it is, the rougher the terrain it can handle. But an 8th scale truggy needs a lot of room!

Short course if you prefer a more realistic look. Can't go wrong with Tekno in that department, either an used 410.3 or the new 410 2.0.

 

[CertifiedMike]

I have a lot of fun running around my yard with monster trucks.
They just go and go and go!
They run over lots of stuff that would trip a buggy up.
4x4 is better for real rough stuff but I even have a blast with my 2wd Gorgon.

My buggies are for the track.

 

[DavidB1126]

Short course is fun

 

[Mrgoodwrench35]

I found it's best to have a few of each type. That way you can have fun anywhere, on any terrain. And if one breaks, you have back ups.