Rock Crawlers

[BsudRC]

Wish I knew somewhere that had the optic on sale or a Coupon code

 

[Kimmie28]

I started with a trx4 defender 1/10 then mosied over to element enduros and I now have an scx10ii. They all work great for different intentions. Overall my trx4 is what got me started so I have a soft spot for that in particular. My enduros out crawled a buddies modified scx10iii in certain aspects. Now my scx10ii is my go to and well I use it the most

 

[BsudRC]

Well I went ahead and jumped! I just ordered the H10 optic Kit. I'm hoping I can sell my Mojave now If Not I may not be able to run the Optic cause wife may break both my arms

 

[ferrebee88]

Congratulations

 

[xjtorc]

You made a great choice. I've had so much fun with my Optic kit and I haven't even run the thing yet! The build quality is great, and customizability is endless (especially if you have a 3D printer).

 

[BsudRC]

Congratulations

Thanks for the help. I think I made right choice

 

[Doom!]

Well it's no SCX6 but I guess it's ok.

 

[TeknoJ]

Well thing is don't know that I'm just serious all in crawling. I don't have no places around with lots of rocks. And as far as what I got here at home this area below is what I have for crawling...View attachment 217380View attachment 217381

Plenty of potential. I would look around for some construction sites that have concrete debris or, simply go rock collecting. In my backyard my unfinished course is made up of concrete rubble and debris, along with river rock. @WickedFog or @Tunedfrog had suggested to pile up some stuff and use a burlap mesh or chicken wire to lay down and then skim coat it with some mortar to make hills and obstacles. Correction: @Tunedfrog suggested leave it loose to change it up if needed; @WickedFog suggested using mesh or wire with a coat of concrete or mortar.
Rock and debris collecting is a lot of work trust me; my little truck doesn't carry much in one load either, but well worth it once it starts to take form.
You have a pretty good-sized area, looks to be perfect for some minis too.

 

[BsudRC]

Plenty of potential. I would look around for some construction sites that have concrete debris or, simply go rock collecting. In my backyard my unfinished course is made up of concrete rubble and debris, along with river rock. @WickedFog or @Tunedfrog had suggested to pile up some stuff and use a burlap mesh or chicken wire to lay down and then skim coat it with some mortar to make hills and obstacles. Correction: @Tunedfrog suggested leave it loose to change it up if needed; @WickedFog suggested using mesh or wire with a coat of concrete or mortar.
Rock and debris collecting is a lot of work trust me; my little truck doesn't carry much in one load either, but well worth it once it starts to take form.
You have a pretty good-sized area, looks to be perfect for some minis too.

Yeah well there's definitely lots of River Rocks there already Ifvi just kinda move them around and pile some of them up.

 

[RJD]

Vanquish Phoenix is my all around best crawler i have 2 trx-4 and a couple scx10 the trx-4 turnes twice as good as the scx10 and the phenix trurns twice as good as the trx-4 the phenix is incredible Rig