Super Cool Unboxing Vas, well you have a weapon in 10th scale there I can't wait to see you put it through it's paces. I'm still waiting for my Senton to turn up any day now fingers crossed. Great video I enjoyed that thanks a big 2 thumbs up !
what I like about this truck is that it uses 1/8 scale buggy parts. All the other Sct's from traxxas, losi, AE, HPI are basically 1/10 buggys stretched out to 1/8 scale, which is is kinda stupid really. This looks sturdy as hell and also it seems to have a lot of suspension travel, which a lot of trucks lack!
always enjoy watching your videos Vas you actually take time to tell whats what with the RC not just opening the box and saying here it is!!! lol thanks again keep em coming and keep on RC ing!!!!
Awesome unboxing. Very detailed. I can;t wait to see the running video. 1/8scale power in a SC Truck will be jaw dropping. Bring some extra pants for when you soil yours.
Nice video once again, and I can't wait to see the speed test, the running, the racing, and the final review. I really like and appreciate your videos. I have a wish list of RC that I want just because of your reviews. Have a good one bro.
Aussie RC Playground is your daughter going to do her review on the sandstorm? I would like to hear a kids point of view, my friends son is autistic and she want to get him a durable RC.
I finally bought one of these. 249 from tower. Thanks for your channel. I wish I had the time to make a channel like this too. Maybe in a couple years when my kids are older
I was a bit iffy on these ARRMA vehicles, but honestly they look like they are well thought out solid designs. I may have to drop the coin and buy one!
i watched your team associated pro sc unbox vid and then this and the difference in quality is miles apart. that proc sc looks like cheap junk and the senton looks beautifully put together.
Vas good bid like always I'm glad to see that you and rich have come to like arrma as much as I do and with both your reviews my next car will be a sent on thanks for another great review and vid
Great unboxing, this truck looks amazing. I am excited to see your running vid's! ARRMA (in my opinion) is making itself known to soon become a hobby shop brand competetor with a few other RTR's that haven't updated their design, just their price. Bye Bye to my LCG Slash, hello to ARRMA Senton?!? -GeauxBobby
Hey Vas, amazing review as always!!! I'm wondering is the body mount used on the Senton compatible to the Kraton/Talion... Or are the sock towers between the Senton/Kraton/Talion the same size? I'm wondering on a conversion to an MT-as you said the Kraton is not really an Mt more of a "Muggy"-, and I wonder wich of the 3 would be the right kit to get started with...
It's a very good looking addition to the Arrma line. You were obviously impressed. Had that crazy grin on your face the whole time. Lol. If you wanted to make it compete with another sct the Traxxas slash ultimate would be a candidate. I'm not sure if you're aware, but Traxxas sell their mamba monster imitation combo as pretty much a bolt on. I've always wanted to bolt in that combo and see her fly! Now back to the Senton, I don't own the whole collection like you, just the typhon, but I've been very impressed so far!!!
Great review. Looks like you are having excitement containment issues, haha! Was about to order one of these last week, but decided on something more simplistic so my kids can enjoy the hobby and have something I don't mind letting someone new try out. Plus I was worried about the open pinion and spur gears. Got lots of small rocks around here.
27Zangle Haha, thanks man. I've been looking forward to this truck for a while and I couldn't be happier with it. Let's hope the good vibes continue throughout the testing phase. :)
Would I be able to upgrade an Arrma Fury Mega to this type of truck. As in would I be able to upgrade the bumpers, roll cage, motor etc. (not including the 6s) to be like this amazing Senton?
What's the ideal battery for this truck? I have in mind to buy a Senton. I know I can install a 6s battery, but I've read that the truck would be ungovernable with a 6s battery. What do you think? Is it better a 4s? Furthermore, there are a lot of batteries at the market, what is the best according to you (brand and model). Thanks in advance ;). Very usefull review btw :D.
+ARA¡79 Check out Hobby King, that's where I buy my batteries from. If you stick to 4S, the truck will have plenty of speed and you don't really need to go for anything higher. But if you do what to get a bit more out of it, try a 5S pack. I tried one in my Typhon and it seems to be the sweet spot for power and handling.
Hi, It's actually a great review, both unboxing & product... As far as my concern you and the guy who's doing TheRCNetwork is the finest channels I've ever seen is this category (RC) after URC channel which was belong to Jang.... Great Work and Keep up the good work... Anyway Is there any potential of doing a review of HBX Hellhound 1/10 2wd SCT even with a used vehicle wold be fine... and also I 'd definitely buy a Arrma Senton 6s 4WD in few months as my secound SCT.. obviously it easily beats/ challenges Slash, SC10, Bitz and all competition level SCTs without any argue...
A 1/10 SCT is bigger than a 1/8 Buggy! And equal do the others which are 1.8. So not surprising the put the same electronics in it! Actually you mentioned that 15 minutes in.. good review!
neirboca I have 7 SCTs and 3 buggies and the wheelbase is the same on all of them (give or take a couple of mm). A short course truck looks bigger, but in most cases, the chassis is the same size as a 1/8 scale buggy. Only the A-arms will vary in length, so overall width will be different, but wheel-nut to wheel-nut is basically the same. Hope that makes sense... Thanks for watching :)
Aussie RC Playground Yeah, I probably should have said longer! Including body, the Typon is 508mm this is 560mm. I am thinking of getting a Arrma, what do you recommend or like the most so far? You seem to mention the spring settings could be better? Is that easily fixed?
neirboca To be honest, I like them all. The Kraton sticks out in my mind as one very fun MT with great handling. The Typhon came out of the box without needing any adjustments, all it needed was tires and the optional pinion fitted and it was go time. The Talion is just a dependable, predictable truggy with a lot of similarities to the Kraton, but it's just more nimble. The Senton will just put a smile on your face the whole time you're driving it. I drove it today for the first time and it's just something else. At its core, it's the Typhon buggy with a SCT body on it, but it's also so much more. It's hard to pick just one that's my favourite, they all offer a different experience and are all fun to drive. Here'e my 2 cents, if you like bashing, then the Kraton or the Senton is your best bet. Neither of those have racing in their DNA. If you want to bash but also like to hit the track once in a while, then the Talion is for you. If you like to race but occasionally want to just bash around with friends or do some high speed runs, then the Typhon is best. Hope that helps in some way.
Arrma seem's to be really on the offensive with all the new vericles they are putting out. I run my slash on 4s, and it's on the limit( if not over) what the truck can handle. 6s must be insane.
Yeah, but the voltage has nothing to do with the power. For example the 1/10 buggys (in race class) uses a 2s lipo only and they have wayyyyy more power than that 6s capable speedo and motor. I see that 6s power system only in a negative point, because you have to pay tree times more cash to get that car running, compared to the standard 2s lipo speedo (standard=2s lipo, senton=6s lipo)
Olli Lavikka Nonesense, a 6s system will have way more power. Power is watts, even if you get a 2s ESC that can take 200 amps continuous that's 7.4*200 = 1480 watts. This thing has a 180 amp esc but the calculation is 22.2*180 = 3996 watts. Well over twice the power.
Olli Lavikka I think what you're trying to say is that perhaps "race spec" RCs are more efficient? That to me makes good sense. However, what I think you missed is the power to weight ratio and drive. Maybe you'll get a 2WD super light weight buggy that can be this fast on 2S, but you'll never have the stability or durability that a big SCT like this has. Also, your power argument makes no sense at all; how does voltage not equate to more power? I'm sure you've put your tongue on the end of a 9v battery and all you get is a tingle, right? Care to try sticking your tongue in your wall power socket and tell what you feel? Didn't think so. ;) Another example is to use the same 2S power system you're referring to in this SCT and see how it performs. I have my doubts it would last one battery pack before it fails. It just doesn't have the torque to push a big SCT like this around nor would it even bring it up to speed. A much lighter SCT, yes, of course it can be done. There are a heap of SCTs on the market set up for 2 & 3S lipo that work just fine, they're not all capable of 60mph+ though, but they get up & go pretty quick. But a 2S system will hit a "power to weight" ceiling pretty quick, though. The point is; if you want to go bigger, faster and have the durability to bash, you'll need more power. Pretty simple, really.
Yeah, i agree with you, but the thing is that you are a basher and i`m a racer. For bashers that truck is excelent, but if you want to race in club level (like I do) with that truck, you had to buy a new system for that, because everyone is using 2s lipo, that`s a norm. But I think you should try racing (like URC do), because you can get much more fun out of a RCs, and also the bashing is only a half of a RC car hobby, but that`s just MY opinion :)
Olli Lavikka Yeah, absolutely, 100% agree with you on the racing thought. But I just don't have the time to do it nor do I have a local track I can use when I want or when I can. Not to mention that filming at a track could also be a problem. It's all regulated (to my knowledge) and you have to pay to use them, which is fair enough. I know racing is another side of the hobby that I'm yet to explore properly and I'm hoping I can do that some day, but not right now. In regards to the truck, the Senton is a basher truck at it's core. It's not designed for racing and if it was, I believe it would be restricted to 4S, which the standard for 1/8 scale systems. However, this is a 1/10 scale truck, so it's in a class all its own and it would need some mods to fit into a 1/10 scale SCT class. At which point you would buy the Team Durango version (DESC10) that's built for racing and is much, much lighter. Then you can install the power system of your choice and go racing.
I'm afraid I believe that's the case. But don't blame horizon. It could of been arrmas decision. I was trying to get one but it looks like they really aren't around anymore. So I decided to get a Mojave. I'm definitely not disappointed.
KevinMillard68 Yes, but it's not a Short Course Truck and, lets be honest, it's not a 1/10 scale - it's 1/8 scale. So not really a competitor, if that's what you were implying... ;)
Aussie RC Playground well for what people think 1/10 then no its not 1/10 but it in fact is 1/10 scale size thoe we have our idea what it should be or is is not how it really is its based as a standard on a real car or truck which if you added up 1/10 of a real machine even 1/10 scale rcs are not any where close to 1/10 of a real machine .. its a twister for sure.. id have to do some research but you may be correct as for out of the box short course in a 1/10 scale setup not being 6s out of the box but. i can tell you this tho 6s is over kill in a short course truck with 6s in 1.10 average comparitive size you can hit 60+ mph in 4s on a traxxas mahcine with out changing the motor or esc so 6s to me is just hype to be honest with 6s in this truck id expect it to do 60+ out of the box with 6s and no other changes, how ever id say its a nice looking truck you got there and it seems to be built like a tank..
KevinMillard68 Well, you need to understand that this is essentially the Typhon buggy in a new dress. The wheelbase is the same, this just has shorter A-arms to fit the wheels inside the SCT body. Most SCTs are the same size as 1/8 scale buggies, but most will have smaller diffs, thinner driveshafts and a lot of them weigh half as much as this one does. So even though the Senton is capable of 6S, the weight will slow it down quite a bit. The pay-off is the durability that this truck should have and the stability over rough terrain. Expecting it to go 60mph+ straight out of the box is a unrealistic expectation. Even the XO-1 doesn't go 100mph out of the box, you have to do a few things to it first before that happens. No different here.
Aussie RC Playground auctually there are 2 versions of the X01 but no matter ,,,the ARRMA Senton durbility is the only thing it has going for it to me.. but you can buy cars that for under 15.00 can hit over 60+ mph even on 2s so why bother with 6s and then you have mods just to do the same speeds a lower priced and setup car can do on 2s .. i agree new toys are exciting tho no arguement there at all. ..
Kevys Rc & Music e revo is 8 scale, i dont care what traxxas claims, its way bigger than an 8 scale buggy, and is 8 scale truggy size. There is no real life revo to say it is 1/10th the scale of.
Superb unboxing Vas. Massive thumbs UP!!! :D Can't wait to see the running videos and all the great things you're surely preparing for us to enjoy.
Carlo Russo Thanks Carlo. Hopefully I'll get a running video done soon. ;)
Look forward to seeing this 1 in action! Great un boxing mate.... Thumbs uuuuppp!
maxNluca Thanks buddy. I'll try and get a running video as soon as I get a nice day to do it. :)
I'm excited for you mate.... hope its as great as we are all hoping!
I can't wait to see the air you put underneath this SCT! The running video is gonna be awesome!
Very Nice addition, now you've got the entire fleet, One Luv!
"i love the smell of a new r/c in the morning"
flat cracked me up. love your videos. very informative. this Senton truck is quite interesting.
+K Schlos I just did a review on it, if you haven't seen it, here it is: th-cam.com/video/zQebjwj6pWo/w-d-xo.html
I just got me a 2wd slash thinking about the 6s as my next short course truck thanks for your full detail reviews!!! :-)
Super Cool Unboxing Vas, well you have a weapon in 10th scale there I can't wait to see you put it through it's paces. I'm still waiting for my Senton to turn up any day now fingers crossed. Great video I enjoyed that thanks a big 2 thumbs up !
what an awesome sct truck....Arma totally rocks, ROOOOCKSSS!!!
great job Arma....competition obliterated!!
what I like about this truck is that it uses 1/8 scale buggy parts.
All the other Sct's from traxxas, losi, AE, HPI are basically 1/10 buggys stretched out to 1/8 scale, which is is kinda stupid really.
This looks sturdy as hell and also it seems to have a lot of suspension travel, which a lot of trucks lack!
always enjoy watching your videos Vas you actually take time to tell whats what with the RC not just opening the box and saying here it is!!! lol thanks again keep em coming and keep on RC ing!!!!
Awesome unboxing. Very detailed. I can;t wait to see the running video. 1/8scale power in a SC Truck will be jaw dropping. Bring some extra pants for when you soil yours.
Great unboxing Vas, this thing looks tough and ready for action, I hope you give it the beans when you take it out, I can't wait!
Nice video once again, and I can't wait to see the speed test, the running, the racing, and the final review. I really like and appreciate your videos. I have a wish list of RC that I want just because of your reviews. Have a good one bro.
Juno Mac RC Thank you Juno. Appreciate it buddy. :)
Aussie RC Playground is your daughter going to do her review on the sandstorm? I would like to hear a kids point of view, my friends son is autistic and she want to get him a durable RC.
it's funny seeing how different the studio looks lol. Also how different the v1 Kraton looks.
Very nice! This thin should kick ass on 6s! It looks amazing
Man that Senton looks like a beast. Love your videos Vas, keep up the good work!
RC Unrivalled Thank you buddy. :)
I finally bought one of these. 249 from tower. Thanks for your channel. I wish I had the time to make a channel like this too. Maybe in a couple years when my kids are older
I picked it up on the same deal, just waiting for it to show up to me in Canada now...
I was a bit iffy on these ARRMA vehicles, but honestly they look like they are well thought out solid designs.
I may have to drop the coin and buy one!
Nice review from Aussie, and now the running vid with jumps.
The75mischambelanes Yup, just waiting for a nice day to do it... Weather's been horrible here lately. :(
I own a senton and it is a beast with power
i watched your team associated pro sc unbox vid and then this and the difference in quality is miles apart. that proc sc looks like cheap junk and the senton looks beautifully put together.
Vas good bid like always I'm glad to see that you and rich have come to like arrma as much as I do and with both your reviews my next car will be a sent on thanks for another great review and vid
This thing looks really nice.
Great unboxing, this truck looks amazing. I am excited to see your running vid's! ARRMA (in my opinion) is making itself known to soon become a hobby shop brand competetor with a few other RTR's that haven't updated their design, just their price. Bye Bye to my LCG Slash, hello to ARRMA Senton?!?
-GeauxBobby
That was fast! Good stuff.
Hey Vas, amazing review as always!!! I'm wondering is the body mount used on the Senton compatible to the Kraton/Talion... Or are the sock towers between the Senton/Kraton/Talion the same size? I'm wondering on a conversion to an MT-as you said the Kraton is not really an Mt more of a "Muggy"-, and I wonder wich of the 3 would be the right kit to get started with...
Mate i cant wait to see this thing run
Following your channel for a while and I already had the feeling you will purchase this SCT ;). Looking forward to see the running videos.
It's a very good looking addition to the Arrma line. You were obviously impressed. Had that crazy grin on your face the whole time. Lol. If you wanted to make it compete with another sct the Traxxas slash ultimate would be a candidate. I'm not sure if you're aware, but Traxxas sell their mamba monster imitation combo as pretty much a bolt on. I've always wanted to bolt in that combo and see her fly!
Now back to the Senton, I don't own the whole collection like you, just the typhon, but I've been very impressed so far!!!
Great review. Looks like you are having excitement containment issues, haha!
Was about to order one of these last week, but decided on something more simplistic so my kids can enjoy the hobby and have something I don't mind letting someone new try out. Plus I was worried about the open pinion and spur gears. Got lots of small rocks around here.
27Zangle Haha, thanks man. I've been looking forward to this truck for a while and I couldn't be happier with it. Let's hope the good vibes continue throughout the testing phase. :)
Would I be able to upgrade an Arrma Fury Mega to this type of truck. As in would I be able to upgrade the bumpers, roll cage, motor etc. (not including the 6s) to be like this amazing Senton?
Great Video Vas, could you consider doing a review on this vehicle later on?
What's the ideal battery for this truck? I have in mind to buy a Senton. I know I can install a 6s battery, but I've read that the truck would be ungovernable with a 6s battery. What do you think? Is it better a 4s? Furthermore, there are a lot of batteries at the market, what is the best according to you (brand and model). Thanks in advance ;). Very usefull review btw :D.
+ARA¡79 Check out Hobby King, that's where I buy my batteries from. If you stick to 4S, the truck will have plenty of speed and you don't really need to go for anything higher. But if you do what to get a bit more out of it, try a 5S pack. I tried one in my Typhon and it seems to be the sweet spot for power and handling.
Nice I was soo long waiting for this video it is perfect like all your other videos!! Please make a Speed test ect.. :)
They should make a 6s capable stampede like, shorter wheel base mt, like a granite 6s, that'd be awesome
great RC !!
Hi, It's actually a great review, both unboxing & product... As far as my concern you and the guy who's doing TheRCNetwork is the finest channels I've ever seen is this category (RC) after URC channel which was belong to Jang.... Great Work and Keep up the good work...
Anyway Is there any potential of doing a review of HBX Hellhound 1/10 2wd SCT even with a used vehicle wold be fine... and also I 'd definitely buy a Arrma Senton 6s 4WD in few months as my secound SCT.. obviously it easily beats/ challenges Slash, SC10, Bitz and all competition level SCTs without any argue...
is that the same size motor in the Kraton? that's way too much power for a 1/10 SCT.
cool vid
OK just ordered it
cant wait for the running video. Hopefully you dont hit a jump going too fast and accidentally send it into orbit
RSmerlinRS Haha, knowing my luck I'll probably end up doing something like that. :)
A 1/10 SCT is bigger than a 1/8 Buggy! And equal do the others which are 1.8. So not surprising the put the same electronics in it! Actually you mentioned that 15 minutes in.. good review!
neirboca I have 7 SCTs and 3 buggies and the wheelbase is the same on all of them (give or take a couple of mm). A short course truck looks bigger, but in most cases, the chassis is the same size as a 1/8 scale buggy. Only the A-arms will vary in length, so overall width will be different, but wheel-nut to wheel-nut is basically the same. Hope that makes sense...
Thanks for watching :)
Aussie RC Playground Yeah, I probably should have said longer! Including body, the Typon is 508mm this is 560mm. I am thinking of getting a Arrma, what do you recommend or like the most so far? You seem to mention the spring settings could be better? Is that easily fixed?
neirboca To be honest, I like them all. The Kraton sticks out in my mind as one very fun MT with great handling. The Typhon came out of the box without needing any adjustments, all it needed was tires and the optional pinion fitted and it was go time. The Talion is just a dependable, predictable truggy with a lot of similarities to the Kraton, but it's just more nimble. The Senton will just put a smile on your face the whole time you're driving it. I drove it today for the first time and it's just something else. At its core, it's the Typhon buggy with a SCT body on it, but it's also so much more.
It's hard to pick just one that's my favourite, they all offer a different experience and are all fun to drive. Here'e my 2 cents, if you like bashing, then the Kraton or the Senton is your best bet. Neither of those have racing in their DNA. If you want to bash but also like to hit the track once in a while, then the Talion is for you. If you like to race but occasionally want to just bash around with friends or do some high speed runs, then the Typhon is best.
Hope that helps in some way.
Arrma seem's to be really on the offensive with all the new vericles they
are putting out. I run my slash on 4s, and it's on the limit( if not over) what
the truck can handle. 6s must be insane.
Yeah, but the voltage has nothing to do with the power. For example the 1/10 buggys (in race class) uses a 2s lipo only and they have wayyyyy more power than that 6s capable speedo and motor. I see that 6s power system only in a negative point, because you have to pay tree times more cash to get that car running, compared to the standard 2s lipo speedo (standard=2s lipo, senton=6s lipo)
Olli Lavikka Nonesense, a 6s system will have way more power. Power is watts, even if you get a 2s ESC that can take 200 amps continuous that's 7.4*200 = 1480 watts. This thing has a 180 amp esc but the calculation is 22.2*180 = 3996 watts. Well over twice the power.
Olli Lavikka I think what you're trying to say is that perhaps "race spec" RCs are more efficient? That to me makes good sense. However, what I think you missed is the power to weight ratio and drive. Maybe you'll get a 2WD super light weight buggy that can be this fast on 2S, but you'll never have the stability or durability that a big SCT like this has.
Also, your power argument makes no sense at all; how does voltage not equate to more power? I'm sure you've put your tongue on the end of a 9v battery and all you get is a tingle, right? Care to try sticking your tongue in your wall power socket and tell what you feel? Didn't think so. ;) Another example is to use the same 2S power system you're referring to in this SCT and see how it performs. I have my doubts it would last one battery pack before it fails. It just doesn't have the torque to push a big SCT like this around nor would it even bring it up to speed. A much lighter SCT, yes, of course it can be done. There are a heap of SCTs on the market set up for 2 & 3S lipo that work just fine, they're not all capable of 60mph+ though, but they get up & go pretty quick. But a 2S system will hit a "power to weight" ceiling pretty quick, though.
The point is; if you want to go bigger, faster and have the durability to bash, you'll need more power. Pretty simple, really.
Yeah, i agree with you, but the thing is that you are a basher and i`m a racer. For bashers that truck is excelent, but if you want to race in club level (like I do) with that truck, you had to buy a new system for that, because everyone is using 2s lipo, that`s a norm. But I think you should try racing (like URC do), because you can get much more fun out of a RCs, and also the bashing is only a half of a RC car hobby, but that`s just MY opinion :)
Olli Lavikka Yeah, absolutely, 100% agree with you on the racing thought. But I just don't have the time to do it nor do I have a local track I can use when I want or when I can. Not to mention that filming at a track could also be a problem. It's all regulated (to my knowledge) and you have to pay to use them, which is fair enough.
I know racing is another side of the hobby that I'm yet to explore properly and I'm hoping I can do that some day, but not right now.
In regards to the truck, the Senton is a basher truck at it's core. It's not designed for racing and if it was, I believe it would be restricted to 4S, which the standard for 1/8 scale systems. However, this is a 1/10 scale truck, so it's in a class all its own and it would need some mods to fit into a 1/10 scale SCT class. At which point you would buy the Team Durango version (DESC10) that's built for racing and is much, much lighter. Then you can install the power system of your choice and go racing.
I seriously hope horizon hobby doesn't kill this Senton 6s blx!!!
I'm afraid I believe that's the case. But don't blame horizon. It could of been arrmas decision. I was trying to get one but it looks like they really aren't around anymore. So I decided to get a Mojave. I'm definitely not disappointed.
Does the arrma stuff got hot on 6s?
Benny2980 Not really... It runs pretty normal temperatures, actually.
Do you know a company that sells arrma in the UK? I've looked everywhere but can't find a site that sells them :(
Hi buddy I can see Modelsport.uk selling arrma products.
Thanks I've ordered from them before but completely forgot about them lol thanks for letting me know :)
Yes we call it a hood :)
Wow...wonder what traxxas is thinking.
senton on sale at tower hobbies, $249.00 with coupon
Whats a pirates favorite rc manufacturer? Arrma..
the 1/10 traxxas E-revo can run 6s out of the box
KevinMillard68 Yes, but it's not a Short Course Truck and, lets be honest, it's not a 1/10 scale - it's 1/8 scale. So not really a competitor, if that's what you were implying... ;)
Aussie RC Playground well for what people think 1/10 then no its not 1/10 but it in fact is 1/10 scale size thoe we have our idea what it should be or is is not how it really is its based as a standard on a real car or truck which if you added up 1/10 of a real machine even 1/10 scale rcs are not any where close to 1/10 of a real machine .. its a twister for sure.. id have to do some research but you may be correct as for out of the box short course in a 1/10 scale setup not being 6s out of the box but. i can tell you this tho 6s is over kill in a short course truck with 6s in 1.10 average comparitive size you can hit 60+ mph in 4s on a traxxas mahcine with out changing the motor or esc so 6s to me is just hype to be honest with 6s in this truck id expect it to do 60+ out of the box with 6s and no other changes, how ever id say its a nice looking truck you got there and it seems to be built like a tank..
KevinMillard68 Well, you need to understand that this is essentially the Typhon buggy in a new dress. The wheelbase is the same, this just has shorter A-arms to fit the wheels inside the SCT body. Most SCTs are the same size as 1/8 scale buggies, but most will have smaller diffs, thinner driveshafts and a lot of them weigh half as much as this one does. So even though the Senton is capable of 6S, the weight will slow it down quite a bit. The pay-off is the durability that this truck should have and the stability over rough terrain. Expecting it to go 60mph+ straight out of the box is a unrealistic expectation. Even the XO-1 doesn't go 100mph out of the box, you have to do a few things to it first before that happens. No different here.
Aussie RC Playground auctually there are 2 versions of the X01 but no matter ,,,the ARRMA Senton durbility is the only thing it has going for it to me.. but you can buy cars that for under 15.00 can hit over 60+ mph even on 2s so why bother with 6s and then you have mods just to do the same speeds a lower priced and setup car can do on 2s .. i agree new toys are exciting tho no arguement there at all. ..
Kevys Rc & Music e revo is 8 scale, i dont care what traxxas claims, its way bigger than an 8 scale buggy, and is 8 scale truggy size. There is no real life revo to say it is 1/10th the scale of.
the body paint job just isnt for me. other than that the truck looks solid. id buy a clear body and paint it up
they made a second version check it out!
aSLOTHx like the new body better. not a fan of green normally but it looks good.
Dam auto correct lol
6 s 60 mph that's it
£500+ for a plastic toy, hmm i think not.
Mate i cant wait to see this thing run
Brandon Harrison I can't wait to run it myself...