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Joe crawler
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I refuse to look at that
That reminds me of the stubby truck BOB from road kill garage 
......but can it crawl?
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I think this one will be closer to the Atlas performance wise.
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That is bad to the bone Doom
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Just ordered one. 
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Awesome. Can't wait to see what you think about it.
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If it's anything like the Atlas it will be a winner. I'm surprised it has Portals and it's a two speed.
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Where did you order it from?
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Says it has 24 sets of bearings! I'm becoming more intrigued.
In another thread I mentioned that I would like to make my scx24 to go a bit faster. Looks like this truck might be the solution. I look forward to seeing a head to head with an scx24. May be more to go wrong with it due to more complex gearing and higher speeds.
However I see '2FM RC' commenting after the video below that they have already stripped one of the plastic portal gears and cannot get much sense out of fms as to when replacement parts will be available.
However I see '2FM RC' commenting after the video below that they have already stripped one of the plastic portal gears and cannot get much sense out of fms as to when replacement parts will be available.
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Joe crawler
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Guess what I’ve been watching on YouTube?I refuse to look at that
Yep…fcx24
and we know what usually happens after that…some how the dam buy now button on Amazon gets mashed
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I've been busy and didn't even get to open mine until this morning. I will let you know how it goes a little later.
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Ist impression...me likey!
Hard body is nice, will probably have the typical top heavy problem that comes with hard body's. The two speed is kinda cool, low gear is pretty predictable, high gear is pretty dang quick, great for indoor racing.
Quality is nice. The body doesn't use traditional body clips or velcro, it has plastic clips underneath that clip into corresponding slots in the chassis. I like the design, but it's a little tricky.
Size wise, it's very comparable to the FMS Atlas 6×6, which seem just a tad larger than Axial 1/24 rigs.
The only other comment I have until I get to play with it a bit, is you need a jeweler size phillips screwdriver to put the braces on the roll cage.
I think this is going to be a popular seller.
Hard body is nice, will probably have the typical top heavy problem that comes with hard body's. The two speed is kinda cool, low gear is pretty predictable, high gear is pretty dang quick, great for indoor racing.
Quality is nice. The body doesn't use traditional body clips or velcro, it has plastic clips underneath that clip into corresponding slots in the chassis. I like the design, but it's a little tricky.
Size wise, it's very comparable to the FMS Atlas 6×6, which seem just a tad larger than Axial 1/24 rigs.
The only other comment I have until I get to play with it a bit, is you need a jeweler size phillips screwdriver to put the braces on the roll cage.
I think this is going to be a popular seller.
That is certainly not 1/24. Looks bigger than the 1/18 Atlas.
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I was thinking 1/18 scale too. The body itself is almost the same exact size as the Atlas, the larger rims and tires make it look bigger.
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So jelly. Love those trucks!
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Really like the FMS FCx24 a lot, but if it were a choice between Axial and FMS I would take the Axial SCX24 just because of how customizable it is. I'm lazy and don't really like working on my rigs, but the SCX24 platform is pretty easy.
Fortunately, I don't have to choose either or, I have both and really like all of my micro rigs for their own reasons. Unless you are on a really tight budget and can only afford one, you might have a hard choice. I just worry about parts availability for the FMS rigs over time. They had issues with replacement parts on their aircraft in the past.
Fortunately, I don't have to choose either or, I have both and really like all of my micro rigs for their own reasons. Unless you are on a really tight budget and can only afford one, you might have a hard choice. I just worry about parts availability for the FMS rigs over time. They had issues with replacement parts on their aircraft in the past.
