I think this is great product and it looks like a lot of fun. I could see this being a great Christmas or family project that could be used on rainy days with the family having a lot of fun.I think crawlers are great starter r/c cars for young kids. I think they would enjoy it. I could see kids building their own obstacles.
Hi Phil thanks for sharing this with us. Definitely a good idea for a bit of indoor Crawling fun. Quick clean and convenient perfect. Hope everyone has a great weekend 🇬🇧🕊️✌🏼
@@TomleyRC DEFINITELY. VERY HANDY FOR THE PARENT NOT VERY GOOD WITH THERE HANDS IMAGINATION OR MORE MONEY THAN SENSE LOL🤣🤣. I PERSONALLY THINK ITS A GREAT IDEA🇬🇧✌🏼
That middle obstacle that the trucks had a hard time getting over seemed pretty decent, the others seemed a bit too easy to do. Would imagine it gets old pretty quickly. Not a lot of different lines to try out. It all looks well made, but for that kind of money I can get a lot of foam, plaster, paint, static grass and other stuff to build free standing obstacles, or small and large crawler tracks/terrains. :D
I used to build N- Scale train layouts using scrap foam and paper towels soaked in drywall plaster. I already have ideas to build my own Mini crawler park. You can use craft wire and sticks to make a swing bridge. You can use many scraps of wood and other discarded cardboard and foam board to make anything you desire. Much could be free scraps and a hot glue gun.
The flex ramp is called an RTI ramp. There is a whole formula for it. The distance traveled in inches divided by the wheelbase in inches and multiplied by 1,000. 1000 being perfect score. You are supposed to use a 20 degree ramp.
In Arizona... Winter is our play OUTSIDE! 😁 That's brilliant! A bit pricey for Cardboard, Wood and Carpet, but it adds convenience for a lot of people who can't build their own. Apartment dwellers particularly! It makes quite a nice Course. 👍👍
I can understand where this is coming from but, 180 quid for this does not represent good value for money as far as I'm concerned. Way back during covid lockdown I built my own range of obstacles using carboard, loo roll inners and an assortment of other random bits and pieces. Total cost probably less than a fiver for glue and paint. Not difficult to do, creative, very satisfying and the money saved can be spent on other items that you can't build yourself.
Love your channel, I watch it more than Kev but I'd stop talking about him in your videos, you're doing great on your own merits and he can do his thing. Thanks!
I love it Phil, its awesome, and with the new C24 Crawler Comp coming this winter, this would be ideal Love the angle of the dangle boards, i am tempted to get a 1/10th one to go with Optimus Blue..... Thankyou for all you do !
Or grab some nice rocks outside and set them up in different ways to make new lines and challenges whenever you want to. :D I've spent way less than that on making a couple of far more challenging tracks from foam, expanding foam, homemade sculptamold, some paint, static grass and stuff found around outside.
I could see this being a cool Christmas gift for a rich kid but the 4 ply rock A frame thing could have texture if the layers were cut to slightly different shapes. Seems like a missed opportunity just laser cuttting them all the same shape
I mean not a bad point...or just go outside lol. But, we say the same thing about our vehicles too but here we are, in a world where RTR and kits dominate and custom vehicles are unicorn type rare lol
@@Lord_Pistachio_Nut Sure, it's not for everyone, making crawler tracks, modyfying RCs, or even just building kits. Maybe this track thing can be for some people, but looking at it, it looks like it would get old very quickly for most small crawlers, even stock ones. A small pile of nice looking rocks would probably be better, as you can rearrange them to make new challenges when you feel like - and if you do a little extra you can even make them a decorative feature. :D
I made a little run of different width pieces of wood glued together and it's bumpy and if you go too fast you bounce off.....it's kind of fun actually......
0921 here in Arkansas USA!!! Thanks for the vid Tomley!!! I've looked at these since a saw kev with some of it it's a cool idea but I work at a collision repair shop and a repair tech and I have access to heaps and mounds of cardboard so buying would be silly for me I make ramps and things all the time great Idea and product for people who either dont have access to materials or just cant be bothered to build their own. Great idea.
Awesome ride, Phil! 😃 Perhaps you could do something to the parts where the tires touch them, so they can stick better. I don't know, but perhaps even a bit of sanding with 80 grit sandpaper could fix it! Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Not really available in my country. A little pricey, too. I've saved up some pressed cardboard packing from some Keurigs. They make some similar cardboard obstacles you can buy. I figure I can chop them up and lay some plaster sheets over and paint them for a cool layout. I just haven't gotten to it for myself.
Yeah the one bit of track was the wrong way round, but you did correct it in the end. I have one of these sets, good fun. Great vid and all the best with your new venture
HI TOMLEY. I like the crawler set , as I have wanted to build a small scale track . Cheers for showing this item on your video. I Still don't drink coffee , lol anyway CHEERS. Tea. drinkers unite...
I put some eBay brass wheels on my fms24 and even those the tires are a bit small (they were off my fms lc80) the power wagon is unstoppable. You really need that weight for suck a light truck
I like the set-up tool thingy for testing yer angles and such but I'd rather build my own course. I like to be able to change stuff up when I want. Good video 🤘y'all have a badass day🤘🍻🤘
I’m glad I just saw this video. I knew of this product. I have seen it on Amazon. But after watching I am a bit disappointed, even though there has been alot of thought put into the product. It looks like a perfect setup for a much younger crowd. But not as challenging as I would like. Their angle measuring device is neat and the only thing I would consider buying. I have seen that used on another Utube channel. I make my own courses. But they aren’t foldable. I kinda thought the one you tested was more portable. 🙁
@@TomleyRC it does, just does not seem to show the price, very nice stuff they have for the indoor scene! That was a great video again brother, I'm going to be getting one the idea ya said it was a bit difficult to build has me a like hmmm, just hope the parts fit together without to much trouble!!
Articulation = Suspension travel over over an object with extreme range of movement in the joints or links. If you have great articulation sometimes tire size isn't important.
I actually used my laser cutter and made a flex and angle finder for seeing how steep my crawlers can climb and how much flex then made my off road crawler track with my laser cutter same style but not the same jsut out of hobby grade ply. And my log roller coaster was made out of real tree limbs and epoxied together and its beautiful and huge and long and tall and a blast to crawl.on. i never knew how much fun rc crawling was hntil i got a 1/24 scale rc crawler and built a few obstacles then got a 1/18 scale crawler and was hooked after the forst time i crawled with the 1/24 scale one. Question could you use a stepper motor for crawling since you dont need high speed
I see a problem with being made from sheets of wood, as the tyres simply don't have enoght surface area to grip on, to add to it its also very shinny and smooth. So probably I would run a dremel with a cutting wheel to rough them up a bit so the tyres can catch better.
Awesome as usual bro im more of a drift rc guy but love the crawlers not sure if u had a reply from wistlindiesel so I sent him your video and he replied witch was a total surprise even said he shortlisted me for a prize can u do some more drift videos soon bro I've so far brought 6 drift cars and 2 because of you lol
Nice.. Btw 9:12 ok so the normal gears in regular rc cars are called "crown and pinion gears"?? So is that the proper name for the transmission system in most RC Cars? Just Wanted to know its proper name so can refer to it exactly, the other one is called the worm gear transmission as you mentioned, Cheers
I love the concept, but at the prices being asked I can’t see it being a success unfortunately. Yes, I suppose the market for such a course is quite limited, but I’m struggling to see the value in some laser cut wood with some printing on it. The individual obstacle prices are steep as well, at least here in the UK. The mat and 4 obstacle kit are £180, and the steep ‘rock’ feature that’s impossible to climb featured in the video is £46 on its own… Fun video though that still got a like from me!
Looks sweet but at the price of an rtr 1/10 ftx outback 3 or a 1/24 crawler and a bunch of upgrades , I'm really struggling to see the value for money here? Suppose not everybody is in the position to acquire and store some real rocks at home but still.
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0:15 🤮
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@Forrest Farris at what? 😂
I don’t understand what were their beef was?
True great video can you review the tamiya race truck please
Did I see Aaron when he said Talbot?
I think this is great product and it looks like a lot of fun. I could see this being a great Christmas or family project that could be used on rainy days with the family having a lot of fun.I think crawlers are great starter r/c cars for young kids. I think they would enjoy it. I could see kids building their own obstacles.
Yes, perfect to get the kids using their hand skills to build their own add ons 👌
Hi Phil thanks for sharing this with us. Definitely a good idea for a bit of indoor Crawling fun. Quick clean and convenient perfect. Hope everyone has a great weekend 🇬🇧🕊️✌🏼
Thanks Mike. Looks a good bit of fun that all ages can enjoy
@@TomleyRC DEFINITELY. VERY HANDY FOR THE PARENT NOT VERY GOOD WITH THERE HANDS IMAGINATION OR MORE MONEY THAN SENSE LOL🤣🤣. I PERSONALLY THINK ITS A GREAT IDEA🇬🇧✌🏼
That middle obstacle that the trucks had a hard time getting over seemed pretty decent, the others seemed a bit too easy to do. Would imagine it gets old pretty quickly. Not a lot of different lines to try out. It all looks well made, but for that kind of money I can get a lot of foam, plaster, paint, static grass and other stuff to build free standing obstacles, or small and large crawler tracks/terrains. :D
Cool, I found this parts already on the internet. So thanks for the presentatkion and the additional informations😊
No probs 👌
I used to build N- Scale train layouts using scrap foam and paper towels soaked in drywall plaster. I already have ideas to build my own Mini crawler park. You can use craft wire and sticks to make a swing bridge. You can use many scraps of wood and other discarded cardboard and foam board to make anything you desire. Much could be free scraps and a hot glue gun.
The flex ramp is called an RTI ramp. There is a whole formula for it.
The distance traveled in inches divided by the wheelbase in inches and multiplied by 1,000. 1000 being perfect score.
You are supposed to use a 20 degree ramp.
In Arizona... Winter is our play OUTSIDE! 😁
That's brilliant! A bit pricey for Cardboard, Wood and Carpet, but it adds convenience for a lot of people who can't build their own. Apartment dwellers particularly!
It makes quite a nice Course. 👍👍
I DO like the Test Bed at the end!
That was a cool conventional kit, you did an awesome job thanks.
I can understand where this is coming from but, 180 quid for this does not represent good value for money as far as I'm concerned. Way back during covid lockdown I built my own range of obstacles using carboard, loo roll inners and an assortment of other random bits and pieces. Total cost probably less than a fiver for glue and paint. Not difficult to do, creative, very satisfying and the money saved can be spent on other items that you can't build yourself.
Love your channel, I watch it more than Kev but I'd stop talking about him in your videos, you're doing great on your own merits and he can do his thing. Thanks!
I love it Phil, its awesome, and with the new C24 Crawler Comp coming this winter, this would be ideal
Love the angle of the dangle boards, i am tempted to get a 1/10th one to go with Optimus Blue.....
Thankyou for all you do !
Ideal for my little HBX Devastator for some indoor winter trials!
11:57 the cool part is putting boxes under the rug to raise the terrain and put the obstacles at different heights.
$180 I think I would have more fun making one than buying it
Or grab some nice rocks outside and set them up in different ways to make new lines and challenges whenever you want to. :D
I've spent way less than that on making a couple of far more challenging tracks from foam, expanding foam, homemade sculptamold, some paint, static grass and stuff found around outside.
I could see this being a cool Christmas gift for a rich kid but the 4 ply rock A frame thing could have texture if the layers were cut to slightly different shapes. Seems like a missed opportunity just laser cuttting them all the same shape
I mean not a bad point...or just go outside lol. But, we say the same thing about our vehicles too but here we are, in a world where RTR and kits dominate and custom vehicles are unicorn type rare lol
@@Lord_Pistachio_Nut Sure, it's not for everyone, making crawler tracks, modyfying RCs, or even just building kits. Maybe this track thing can be for some people, but looking at it, it looks like it would get old very quickly for most small crawlers, even stock ones. A small pile of nice looking rocks would probably be better, as you can rearrange them to make new challenges when you feel like - and if you do a little extra you can even make them a decorative feature. :D
@@Br0rB yes craler park is way over priced rip off glorified balsa wood
Best RC guy around anyone agree🎉😊
My favorite part of video is when you said Mr. Talbot and showed RC Sparks.
I like the obstacles they would go nice on my course 👍
Really nice course, a bit expensive maybe but good stuff cost money I guess. Great video as always 👍🏼
I made a little run of different width pieces of wood glued together and it's bumpy and if you go too fast you bounce off.....it's kind of fun actually......
0921 here in Arkansas USA!!! Thanks for the vid Tomley!!! I've looked at these since a saw kev with some of it it's a cool idea but I work at a collision repair shop and a repair tech and I have access to heaps and mounds of cardboard so buying would be silly for me I make ramps and things all the time great Idea and product for people who either dont have access to materials or just cant be bothered to build their own. Great idea.
Awesome ride, Phil! 😃
Perhaps you could do something to the parts where the tires touch them, so they can stick better. I don't know, but perhaps even a bit of sanding with 80 grit sandpaper could fix it!
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
This does look like a good load of fun. But it is pretty expensive. Clever ideas though
Vietnam watch this video! So great!!
What a load of..... Cardboard! :D
I love it it look's Awesome!
Looks awesome
I've missed mini crawler vids so much. thanks bud!
Got to say the Matt is awesome and give you a good lay out 💪🏼💪🏼
Not really available in my country. A little pricey, too.
I've saved up some pressed cardboard packing from some Keurigs. They make some similar cardboard obstacles you can buy. I figure I can chop them up and lay some plaster sheets over and paint them for a cool layout. I just haven't gotten to it for myself.
Winter is coming lol. I had to rewind that like 10 times😆😆
Haha… I love GOT
@@TomleyRC I've not seen an episode, but that was hilarious. I might have to watch just for that scene now.
Brazil watching your channel! Great videos!
🇧🇷 😎🙏
Looks pretty good
Winter's coming! 👍🏼
Yes… indoor fun
Devastator on scx24 wheels is ultimate in capability for size.
very cool friend
Will echo comments that it looks great and can see the fun that you could have, but not at that price sadly!
Road to 100k! Let’s do it
Yeah the one bit of track was the wrong way round, but you did correct it in the end. I have one of these sets, good fun. Great vid and all the best with your new venture
HI TOMLEY. I like the crawler set , as I have wanted to build a small scale track . Cheers for showing this item on your video. I Still don't drink coffee , lol anyway CHEERS. Tea. drinkers unite...
This kit looks really cool. Might get one after I get the Traxxas trx4m.
I’ve ordered one of each, they look really good 👌
OOOOOH. Can I have the tractor tires?
Also I thought at first rubish. But that is an awesome indoor course!
really nice product. artwork looks really good too
👍 I saw this on Amazon was kind of interested but it seemed a bit pricey.
After seeing your video on it I'll have to give it another thought.
😎👌
This crawling thing became the new model train set in basement thing hehe
haha
I put some eBay brass wheels on my fms24 and even those the tires are a bit small (they were off my fms lc80) the power wagon is unstoppable.
You really need that weight for suck a light truck
I like the set-up tool thingy for testing yer angles and such but I'd rather build my own course. I like to be able to change stuff up when I want. Good video 🤘y'all have a badass day🤘🍻🤘
Love it!!
nice idea, great video
I can just imagine someone going to IKEA and asking for the track lmao 🤣
Those laser cut wood kits are pretty cool as I have built a few but the price for what you get is not.
Should put stuff under the Matt to give the ground some more texture
Nice crawler course
The Laser cutting makes the edges very slick, would be better to give a light sanding, get rid of the charcoal.
0:26 RIP Dame Diana Rigg .
“Definitely easier if I wasn’t doing it one handed” I’ll say no more 😂
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Talbot? I caught a glimpse of the Wild Canadian Bidochka 🙂 but I didn't see any buzzards or Talbots.
I’m glad I just saw this video. I knew of this product. I have seen it on Amazon. But after watching I am a bit disappointed, even though there has been alot of thought
put into the product. It looks like a perfect setup for a much younger crowd. But not as challenging as I would like. Their angle measuring device is neat and the only thing I would consider buying. I have seen that used on another Utube channel.
I make my own courses. But they aren’t foldable. I kinda thought the one you tested was more portable. 🙁
Im going to build my own 💪😎
I got to get that, I have not seen that here in the state's, great video
The website shows US dealers I think
@@TomleyRC it does, just does not seem to show the price, very nice stuff they have for the indoor scene! That was a great video again brother, I'm going to be getting one the idea ya said it was a bit difficult to build has me a like hmmm, just hope the parts fit together without to much trouble!!
Come down to Reactive Terrain and see how we push the limits of the 1/24 scale crawler world 🤠👍
Articulation = Suspension travel over over an object with extreme range of movement in the joints or links. If you have great articulation sometimes tire size isn't important.
Cool
love my mud slingers with foams removed
Nice.
Nice.!
I actually used my laser cutter and made a flex and angle finder for seeing how steep my crawlers can climb and how much flex then made my off road crawler track with my laser cutter same style but not the same jsut out of hobby grade ply. And my log roller coaster was made out of real tree limbs and epoxied together and its beautiful and huge and long and tall and a blast to crawl.on. i never knew how much fun rc crawling was hntil i got a 1/24 scale rc crawler and built a few obstacles then got a 1/18 scale crawler and was hooked after the forst time i crawled with the 1/24 scale one. Question could you use a stepper motor for crawling since you dont need high speed
You only get 4 obstacles in the starter set now, also the Mat supplied is now 30% Smaller from what you see in this Video.
Very Nice.....
This is cooooool
I see a problem with being made from sheets of wood, as the tyres simply don't have enoght surface area to grip on, to add to it its also very shinny and smooth. So probably I would run a dremel with a cutting wheel to rough them up a bit so the tyres can catch better.
The little yellow truck may have did better but i could see both rear wheels spinning inside the tires when you tried that real steep hill climb
Someone actually makes this. It's cool but it's much easier to build your own mini crawler park.
yeahhhh next time test trx4 mini
When they arrive
Fun
We call them see saws on the east coast USA but yep they call it teter in the rest of the USA
Awesome as usual bro im more of a drift rc guy but love the crawlers not sure if u had a reply from wistlindiesel so I sent him your video and he replied witch was a total surprise even said he shortlisted me for a prize can u do some more drift videos soon bro I've so far brought 6 drift cars and 2 because of you lol
For that price I would rather build one myself. But thanks for the insperation
Nice..
Btw 9:12 ok so the normal gears in regular rc cars are called "crown and pinion gears"?? So is that the proper name for the transmission system in most RC Cars? Just Wanted to know its proper name so can refer to it exactly,
the other one is called the worm gear transmission as you mentioned,
Cheers
Great cheap track 👍🏻
What was that sound?😂😂 0:41
Great, you've just caused me to tip over from "I quite fancy an SCX24", to "I _need_ an SCX24!" ... thanks for that! 😒
Look at the FMS FCX24, they are getting quite some rave reviews in the Mini crawler community
@@TomleyRC I'll take a look, thanks!
I love the concept, but at the prices being asked I can’t see it being a success unfortunately. Yes, I suppose the market for such a course is quite limited, but I’m struggling to see the value in some laser cut wood with some printing on it. The individual obstacle prices are steep as well, at least here in the UK. The mat and 4 obstacle kit are £180, and the steep ‘rock’ feature that’s impossible to climb featured in the video is £46 on its own… Fun video though that still got a like from me!
Looks sweet but at the price of an rtr 1/10 ftx outback 3 or a 1/24 crawler and a bunch of upgrades , I'm really struggling to see the value for money here? Suppose not everybody is in the position to acquire and store some real rocks at home but still.
Gran bel tracciato ... però su quel tipo di legno non hai il vero grip !!.. bel video. Ciao dall'Italia
when you going to put the extra motor in the USA1?
What are worm gears? Never heard of them!
shame it is not available in the USA
Is the Ricer Build ever gonna come back? Or any new on road builds? & Love your vid’s
Yes, hoping to get on to it next week. Just gotta finish my Coffee Truck build, then I’m on to it 👌
Yeah its super cool but the price is outrageous lol for that price you can build a sick one yourself..mine cost 28 bucks in spray foam🤣
The older people in the US caught a seashore
vrom vroom
Not available in the us
Are you going to buy the new Traxxas trx4-m ? Its soon to be out
2 speed gearbox in an scx24? Info?
Tomley Can you tell me how big the Mat is ?
Is there any chance that you have a link for the softer tires of the FMS FXC24 ?
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Can anyone fill me in on the drama with tomely kev talbot and rc sparks? I’m curious
Hey tomleyRC I was wondering if u wud be willing to part with ur Jd model desert runner rc truck I can’t find it to buy anywhere only if ur not using it of course