Please find links below to the items featured in this video (Note: This is just where I purchased them from. I am not specifically recommending these sites and alternative supply sources are available): FeiYue FY-03H 4WD Brushless RTR Buggy: Purchased from www.banggood.com but not currently available Front and roof LED lighting kit: aliexpress.ru/item/32953996526.html Rear lighting panel: aliexpress.ru/item/1005001315345527.html Fire extinguisher: aliexpress.ru/item/32848034955.html Window nets: aliexpress.ru/item/1005002838425435.html Spare wheel/tyre tie-down strap: aliexpress.ru/item/1005002416311030.html Baja sponsor decals: www.modelsport.co.uk/product/traxxas-sponsor-decal-17384 Racing number decals: www.modelsport.co.uk/product/matrixline-number-decal-sheet-black-414574 Black insulating tape: Local hardware store R-clips (black): www.modelsport.co.uk/product/sweep-racing-1-10th-scale-body-clips-10--408761
I agree, I think it looks fantastic and has a lot of nice details and scale realism. It is hard to believe that they can make this buggy for the price they do but somehow it still doesn't get much attention, probably because it is not one of the mainstream brands.
@@AtTonisGarage You are right. I suppose buying a FeiYue is a little risky compared with buying a Tamiya but many of the Chinese brands now produce great quality products at low prices.
@@AtTonisGarage You can now see the FeiYue buggy in action off-road by checking the new video on this channel, BlackSeaRC. I had forgotten how fast this buggy is, probably too fast unless you have a big open space. It would really be nice to run it on a hard sandy beach to really test the top speed without worrying about a big crash.
I just made a new short video showing the FeiYue buggy in action off-road. If you would like to see it, please visit BlackSeaRC and leave a comment. Thanks!
It is funny how some manufacturers offer things as standard on very basic RC cars and others rarely give you anything, even on expensive models. Lighting is one of those areas which would be nice if it was included as in reality the parts are very cheap. Tamiya for example rarely give you LED lighting and also seem to like to always supply plastic bushes instead of metal bearings, even on quite expensive RC models. I like to customise my models so it can be fun choosing parts to upgrade your vehicle to suit your taste.
Thank you for watching and leaving your comment. I like the look of these Baja style buggies and the FeiYue is a very cost effective way to get something with good looks and reasonable performance. For comparison, I am currently building a new Gmade GOM GR01 Rock Buggy in 1:10 scale.
Hello there! The FY-06 is a beast of a machine! Did you do anything to modify the body or you left it overhanging at the rear? I guess the 6 wheel design puts quite a bit of extra stress on the drivetrain and suspension components.
@@MegaTraxxas Oh I see, that is a common problem with a through-drive axle. In fact, the latest Cross-RC AT6 crawler uses a separate drive shaft for the second and third axles just so that it doesn't have to weaken the second axle with an output.
Thank you John! I think LED lights always add something extra to a RC car and they are a cheap part to fit. The same goes for most of the other parts. They generally only cost a couple of Pounds and it is a nice upgrade to the scale realism.
Hi buddy, nice video! Do you think I could fit a 2s lipo 7.4v, 4000mAh, 45C which is 130mm long on this model? If yes, would I be able to use the same charger provided with the car? Thanks heaps
Hello there and thanks for your question. I am currently out of the country so I can't measure the battery compartment right now. However, if you can wait a couple of weeks, when I get back I will check the dimensions for you. When I bought my FY-03H, it came with 2 batteries (if you check my other video on the FeiYue, you will see the batteries). One was a Li-ion and the other a 3000mAh LiPo. Both use the same charger so it should be fine with the battery. It would obviously take longer to charge a higher capacity battery though. So it is just the space available and I will check that for you.
I measured the battery tray and it is long enough to fit a battery that is 85mm long. If you look at the first video in my series featuring the FY-03H you will see two different types of batteries. Watch at 10:50. The smaller battery is the standard one supplied. The larger battery is 85mm long and fits the length of the tray. The standard 7.4V stick packs that you might use in a 1:10 scale buggy are too large for this application.
I will run it for a while to see how it performs and also see if it is robust enough to handle performance upgrades. There is plenty of space for a bigger motor and the drivetrain already has quite a few metal components so I'm sure it is possible to do without too much effort.
long time no see, how are you friend .. i'm really interrest with this FeiYue series .. my question is .. is this 1:12 scale fit with 1:12 tb league figure? .. if not what scale should i use with 1:12 tbleague figure .. and for the lights, i saw many people installed a module for the lights that can be control from the radio transmitter .. it's awesome but, i'm not kinda guy that can do that .. 🤣
Hello again my friend, I am fine and hope you are too? This FeiYue buggy is officially quoted as 1:12 scale but you can't always rely on what the manufacturers say. The only models that are really true to scale are the cars by companies such as Rastar. This is because the chassis and body are reproduced to look exactly like the real car. Buggies are typically custom designs so vary greatly in proportions plus if they are not based on a real vehicle, who is to say how big the scale model should be? Sometimes a body is approximately to scale, sometimes a chassis is roughly to scale. Even if a body is to scale it is often designed with space for a head and upper body but no space for legs. Unfortunately, the FeiYue has virtually no space under where the driver's torso is so I think it wouldn't accept a figure unless it was substantially modified. Additionally, RC vehicles with off-road capabilities typically have a chassis that can handle terrain that is not in keeping with the scale. What I mean is that people want off-road capabilities that far exceeds what a full size vehicle could handle. A 1:10 scale buggy that does 40mph is like a real buggy travelling at 400mph. When you drive a RC car over small stones it is like a real car going over 1 metre high rocks. So often, the scale is just a rough guide. Some RC vehicles just cannot accept an action figure of any scale but for those that can, I always use a figure of smaller size than the vehicle. For example, with Rastar 1:14 scale models I use a 1:18 scale action figure. Even then, they don't always fit due to leg room restrictions of problems with limited articulation. The 1:12 scale figures such as TBLeague work best with 1:10 scale RC vehicles. Look at the Cross-RC SG4 Demon and the XT4 for example. These vehicles have a scale interior and are specifically designed to fit a driver figure. Luckily the TBLeague figures have great articulation so you have the best chance with them. I certainly wouldn't want to cut the lower legs off a figure to get it to fit! I am hoping to be able to show you my 1:12 scale TBLeague figure driving a new RC vehicle in the coming months. I have a new RC buggy coming soon and I hope it will be ideal for my figures. I also ordered a new TBLeague body, custom head sculpt and clothing.
Plus, regarding lights, I also wanted to do exactly what you asked. If your transmitter (and receiver) has a spare channel with a push button then it should be easy. You can buy something called a "LED light control switch". If you watch my video about the Cross-RC EMO AT4V "Set-up, Testing and Upgrade Parts" from 3:07 onwards, you will see the part. It is cheap to buy and simple to fit. You just plug it in and it works! I am currently working on the follow-up video with some more customisations of this truck and I will show you how the switch works.
@@BlackSeaRC sorry for the late reply my friend, .. i'm fine too thank you .. ahh i see, so the scale is depend on the manufacture .. so the best bet is to put my 1:12 driver with the 1:10 rc right? .. but at the moment i think i will stick with my 1:16 4wd jimmny 🤣 maybe i can costumize the body so i can put my 1:12 figures .. 😅 i can't wait to see your next video and what kind of rc that you will show to us ..
@@BlackSeaRC and yes, my 1:16 jimmny has a spare for the 2pin socket .. and i already make the "lamp" from used small led lamp .. looks good, and i will try to make a manual switch for the lamp, so i can turn it on and off .. thank you so much for all the great explaination always .. 👍
@@themozzie The receiver just supplies the power so normally, if you plug into one of the spare ports, the lights are permanently on whenever you switch on the ESC. You could get a traditional on/off switch that fits between the receiver and LED lights. Some LED sets even come with a switch. I bought something like this from Injora for use on another project. I initially thought if you plugged into a spare channel on the receiver, the handset would automatically control that channel but it doesn't. That is why you need the channel control switch. You don't physically press a switch in this case, it is just an electronic circuit (well, the switch is your button on the handset).
Now you have owned this buggy for some time, what are your thoughts on it? Is it any good or would you be better off spending a bit more money and getting a brand such as Arrma?
The FY-03H has proved to be reliable, robust and handles quite nicely. It is fast and even without oil shock absorbers the suspension works well. What I don't like about it is that it is difficult to access under the body. It requires the removal of a lot of screws which is inconvenient. Overall, it was a good buy for the price in my opinion. Brands such as Arrma have some great models but they are not easy to find in all countries. I find that the products are regularly out of stock so I think a Chinese brand can make a good choice. The quality of products available has certainly improved over the last few years. Really it just depends on exactly what you are looking for.
I'm hoping to do some running videos of this buggy soon when I get some spare time. The kit builds have kept me occupied recently but I want to get back on the FeiYue. What modifications are you doing to yours to make it crawl better?
@@BlackSeaRC new 380 motor with 35t is coming today with new crawler esc. Changed the position of the front shocks to an upright position. Installed some oilshoks and a extension for the wheel base. So can you send me your email address then I can send you som pictures. On my TH-cam channel you see it crawling with a overpowered 3800kv motor with a 13t pinion. Crawls but not very smooth and without a drag brake.
@@SURCs You have obviously made quite a few changes to your buggy! I have terrain suited to crawlers and when driving the FY-03H, the main issue is the lack of a drag brake on the hills. This is the first thing I would change on mine to get better control. Next would be the suspension to add oil damping. Speed is pretty good in standard form. I will check your channel as I'm interested in your modifications. You can contact me at: BlackSeaRC@yahoo.com
@@BlackSeaRC as far as I know the brushless fy03 esc is programmable with drag brake. I had the brushed version with the 2 in 1 receiver/esc kombo so I had to take out the complete electric.
@@SURCs I had heard that the ESC was actually the same as a Hobbywing product and could be programmed. But it is often difficult with FeiYue products to determine exactly what you have. The instructions are minimal and no real help and often the companies selling these products claim different specs for the same model. I do have a programming module that came with a 1080 ESC. Perhaps this would work?
@@BlackSeaRC deutsch?!? Woher kommt das perfekte Deutsch auf einmal?!? Hast du vor dei Lenkung zu ändern? Ich bin noch auf der Suche nach ner Lösung, den der Schieber gefällt mir nicht so gut, da der Lenkungswinkel dadurch recht klein ist.
@@SURCs Ich habe ein bisschen Germanistik studiert und Deutschland ein paar Mal für meine Arbeit besucht (Wörth am Rhein, Waischenfeld, Werdau), aber ich bin kein Experte! Ich werde es wahrscheinlich im Moment als Standard belassen, da ich zu viele andere Projekte im Bau habe! Es ist jedes Mal ein großer Schmerz, den Körper zu entfernen, um Zugang zu den Komponenten zu erhalten.
@@BlackSeaRC um den Body zu entfernen brauche ich mittlerweile nur noch 2 min😂 Hoffentlich kann ich ihn aber jetzt erstmal drauf lassen. Würde mich freuen auch von deinem Auto mehr zu sehen. Ps.: Sehr gutes Deutsch, bin beeindruckt.
@@SURCs Bei der neuesten Version von FY-03H hat FeiYue den Netzschalter an das Cockpit geklebt, um es noch schwieriger zu machen, den Körper zu entfernen!
@@MegaTraxxas Very nice location. I am close to Dederkoy. Great access to beaches, rivers and mountains but unfortunately no sand nearby to test the FY-03H in authentic Baja style terrain.
@@MegaTraxxas I hope you are keeping safe on the Crimean coast? Did you get any new RC vehicles recently? I'm just deciding what to add next to the BlackSeaRC collection. Anything new that catches your attention?
Thanks for visiting BlackSeaRC and watching my video. You can also see this buggy being unboxed and looked at in close-up detail if you haven't seen it already. It is also available in grey if you prefer that. Hopefully you will be able to find one! If you are interested in other scale realistic RC vehicles, please check my other videos. Best wishes from BlackSeaRC.
Please find links below to the items featured in this video (Note: This is just where I purchased them from. I am not specifically recommending these sites and alternative supply sources are available):
FeiYue FY-03H 4WD Brushless RTR Buggy: Purchased from www.banggood.com but not currently available
Front and roof LED lighting kit: aliexpress.ru/item/32953996526.html
Rear lighting panel: aliexpress.ru/item/1005001315345527.html
Fire extinguisher: aliexpress.ru/item/32848034955.html
Window nets: aliexpress.ru/item/1005002838425435.html
Spare wheel/tyre tie-down strap: aliexpress.ru/item/1005002416311030.html
Baja sponsor decals: www.modelsport.co.uk/product/traxxas-sponsor-decal-17384
Racing number decals: www.modelsport.co.uk/product/matrixline-number-decal-sheet-black-414574
Black insulating tape: Local hardware store
R-clips (black): www.modelsport.co.uk/product/sweep-racing-1-10th-scale-body-clips-10--408761
This buggy looks like a beast....Very cool 👍👍😊
I agree, I think it looks fantastic and has a lot of nice details and scale realism. It is hard to believe that they can make this buggy for the price they do but somehow it still doesn't get much attention, probably because it is not one of the mainstream brands.
@@BlackSeaRC Well...it is others lost in this case 😊
@@AtTonisGarage You are right. I suppose buying a FeiYue is a little risky compared with buying a Tamiya but many of the Chinese brands now produce great quality products at low prices.
@@AtTonisGarage You can now see the FeiYue buggy in action off-road by checking the new video on this channel, BlackSeaRC. I had forgotten how fast this buggy is, probably too fast unless you have a big open space. It would really be nice to run it on a hard sandy beach to really test the top speed without worrying about a big crash.
that is so cool,great job dude😀👌👌👍👍👍
Thank you my friend! This is a great looking buggy in my opinion, and with a few simple additions, it looks even better.
I just made a new short video showing the FeiYue buggy in action off-road. If you would like to see it, please visit BlackSeaRC and leave a comment. Thanks!
I love the new details that you have added , I t would be better if it was included.
It is funny how some manufacturers offer things as standard on very basic RC cars and others rarely give you anything, even on expensive models. Lighting is one of those areas which would be nice if it was included as in reality the parts are very cheap. Tamiya for example rarely give you LED lighting and also seem to like to always supply plastic bushes instead of metal bearings, even on quite expensive RC models. I like to customise my models so it can be fun choosing parts to upgrade your vehicle to suit your taste.
@@BlackSeaRC i agree
Looks great !!! Good job
Thank you for watching and leaving your comment. I like the look of these Baja style buggies and the FeiYue is a very cost effective way to get something with good looks and reasonable performance. For comparison, I am currently building a new Gmade GOM GR01 Rock Buggy in 1:10 scale.
@@BlackSeaRC You're welcome 👍 I have these models too, best cheap rc models & lots of power
@@TH-camcx4 I agree, it is amazing what you get for the money with one of these!
Hi. I also have FY-06, but I removed rear axle to make it more durable, so now it looks like Fy-03😂. Nice car, but I have to repair it quite often
Hello there! The FY-06 is a beast of a machine! Did you do anything to modify the body or you left it overhanging at the rear? I guess the 6 wheel design puts quite a bit of extra stress on the drivetrain and suspension components.
@@BlackSeaRC I cut of the rear part. You are right, the biggest problem was braking gears in the middle axle
@@MegaTraxxas Oh I see, that is a common problem with a through-drive axle. In fact, the latest Cross-RC AT6 crawler uses a separate drive shaft for the second and third axles just so that it doesn't have to weaken the second axle with an output.
Nice job.
Thank you John! I think LED lights always add something extra to a RC car and they are a cheap part to fit. The same goes for most of the other parts. They generally only cost a couple of Pounds and it is a nice upgrade to the scale realism.
Hi buddy, nice video! Do you think I could fit a 2s lipo 7.4v, 4000mAh, 45C which is 130mm long on this model? If yes, would I be able to use the same charger provided with the car?
Thanks heaps
Hello there and thanks for your question. I am currently out of the country so I can't measure the battery compartment right now. However, if you can wait a couple of weeks, when I get back I will check the dimensions for you. When I bought my FY-03H, it came with 2 batteries (if you check my other video on the FeiYue, you will see the batteries). One was a Li-ion and the other a 3000mAh LiPo. Both use the same charger so it should be fine with the battery. It would obviously take longer to charge a higher capacity battery though. So it is just the space available and I will check that for you.
I measured the battery tray and it is long enough to fit a battery that is 85mm long. If you look at the first video in my series featuring the FY-03H you will see two different types of batteries. Watch at 10:50. The smaller battery is the standard one supplied. The larger battery is 85mm long and fits the length of the tray. The standard 7.4V stick packs that you might use in a 1:10 scale buggy are too large for this application.
I just made a new video featuring the FY-03H buggy in action. If you would like to check it out, please visit my channel, BlackSeaRC.
The lights looks fantastic , I bet that next time your going to change the transmission to make it go faster 😀 right ?
I will run it for a while to see how it performs and also see if it is robust enough to handle performance upgrades. There is plenty of space for a bigger motor and the drivetrain already has quite a few metal components so I'm sure it is possible to do without too much effort.
@@BlackSeaRC looking forward to see the video 😁👍
long time no see, how are you friend .. i'm really interrest with this FeiYue series .. my question is .. is this 1:12 scale fit with 1:12 tb league figure? .. if not what scale should i use with 1:12 tbleague figure .. and for the lights, i saw many people installed a module for the lights that can be control from the radio transmitter .. it's awesome but, i'm not kinda guy that can do that .. 🤣
Hello again my friend, I am fine and hope you are too? This FeiYue buggy is officially quoted as 1:12 scale but you can't always rely on what the manufacturers say. The only models that are really true to scale are the cars by companies such as Rastar. This is because the chassis and body are reproduced to look exactly like the real car. Buggies are typically custom designs so vary greatly in proportions plus if they are not based on a real vehicle, who is to say how big the scale model should be? Sometimes a body is approximately to scale, sometimes a chassis is roughly to scale. Even if a body is to scale it is often designed with space for a head and upper body but no space for legs. Unfortunately, the FeiYue has virtually no space under where the driver's torso is so I think it wouldn't accept a figure unless it was substantially modified. Additionally, RC vehicles with off-road capabilities typically have a chassis that can handle terrain that is not in keeping with the scale. What I mean is that people want off-road capabilities that far exceeds what a full size vehicle could handle. A 1:10 scale buggy that does 40mph is like a real buggy travelling at 400mph. When you drive a RC car over small stones it is like a real car going over 1 metre high rocks. So often, the scale is just a rough guide. Some RC vehicles just cannot accept an action figure of any scale but for those that can, I always use a figure of smaller size than the vehicle. For example, with Rastar 1:14 scale models I use a 1:18 scale action figure. Even then, they don't always fit due to leg room restrictions of problems with limited articulation. The 1:12 scale figures such as TBLeague work best with 1:10 scale RC vehicles. Look at the Cross-RC SG4 Demon and the XT4 for example. These vehicles have a scale interior and are specifically designed to fit a driver figure. Luckily the TBLeague figures have great articulation so you have the best chance with them. I certainly wouldn't want to cut the lower legs off a figure to get it to fit! I am hoping to be able to show you my 1:12 scale TBLeague figure driving a new RC vehicle in the coming months. I have a new RC buggy coming soon and I hope it will be ideal for my figures. I also ordered a new TBLeague body, custom head sculpt and clothing.
Plus, regarding lights, I also wanted to do exactly what you asked. If your transmitter (and receiver) has a spare channel with a push button then it should be easy. You can buy something called a "LED light control switch". If you watch my video about the Cross-RC EMO AT4V "Set-up, Testing and Upgrade Parts" from 3:07 onwards, you will see the part. It is cheap to buy and simple to fit. You just plug it in and it works! I am currently working on the follow-up video with some more customisations of this truck and I will show you how the switch works.
@@BlackSeaRC sorry for the late reply my friend, .. i'm fine too thank you .. ahh i see, so the scale is depend on the manufacture .. so the best bet is to put my 1:12 driver with the 1:10 rc right? .. but at the moment i think i will stick with my 1:16 4wd jimmny 🤣 maybe i can costumize the body so i can put my 1:12 figures .. 😅 i can't wait to see your next video and what kind of rc that you will show to us ..
@@BlackSeaRC and yes, my 1:16 jimmny has a spare for the 2pin socket .. and i already make the "lamp" from used small led lamp .. looks good, and i will try to make a manual switch for the lamp, so i can turn it on and off .. thank you so much for all the great explaination always .. 👍
@@themozzie The receiver just supplies the power so normally, if you plug into one of the spare ports, the lights are permanently on whenever you switch on the ESC. You could get a traditional on/off switch that fits between the receiver and LED lights. Some LED sets even come with a switch. I bought something like this from Injora for use on another project. I initially thought if you plugged into a spare channel on the receiver, the handset would automatically control that channel but it doesn't. That is why you need the channel control switch. You don't physically press a switch in this case, it is just an electronic circuit (well, the switch is your button on the handset).
Now you have owned this buggy for some time, what are your thoughts on it? Is it any good or would you be better off spending a bit more money and getting a brand such as Arrma?
The FY-03H has proved to be reliable, robust and handles quite nicely. It is fast and even without oil shock absorbers the suspension works well. What I don't like about it is that it is difficult to access under the body. It requires the removal of a lot of screws which is inconvenient. Overall, it was a good buy for the price in my opinion. Brands such as Arrma have some great models but they are not easy to find in all countries. I find that the products are regularly out of stock so I think a Chinese brand can make a good choice. The quality of products available has certainly improved over the last few years. Really it just depends on exactly what you are looking for.
Will there be more videos with this truck?
Got the same and right now I‘m turning it into a crawler.
I'm hoping to do some running videos of this buggy soon when I get some spare time.
The kit builds have kept me occupied recently but I want to get back on the FeiYue. What modifications are you doing to yours to make it crawl better?
@@BlackSeaRC new 380 motor with 35t is coming today with new crawler esc.
Changed the position of the front shocks to an upright position.
Installed some oilshoks and a extension for the wheel base.
So can you send me your email address then I can send you som pictures.
On my TH-cam channel you see it crawling with a overpowered 3800kv motor with a 13t pinion.
Crawls but not very smooth and without a drag brake.
@@SURCs You have obviously made quite a few changes to your buggy! I have terrain suited to crawlers and when driving the FY-03H, the main issue is the lack of a drag brake on the hills. This is the first thing I would change on mine to get better control. Next would be the suspension to add oil damping. Speed is pretty good in standard form. I will check your channel as I'm interested in your modifications. You can contact me at: BlackSeaRC@yahoo.com
@@BlackSeaRC as far as I know the brushless fy03 esc is programmable with drag brake.
I had the brushed version with the 2 in 1 receiver/esc kombo so I had to take out the complete electric.
@@SURCs I had heard that the ESC was actually the same as a Hobbywing product and could be programmed. But it is often difficult with FeiYue products to determine exactly what you have. The instructions are minimal and no real help and often the companies selling these products claim different specs for the same model. I do have a programming module that came with a 1080 ESC. Perhaps this would work?
Привет. Когда будет обзор на неё?)
В последнее время у меня было много других проектов, но я постараюсь вскоре снять видео о внедорожных испытаниях FY-03H.
Я сделал короткое видео FY-03H в действии, если вам интересно? Смотрите прямо сейчас на этом канале, BlackSeaRC.
Hello from Germany 🇩🇪
Got the solution for motor and esc.
Motor: injora 540 with 45T
ESC: ISDT esc70 Bluetooth
Danke für die Auskunft. Ich versuche gerade, meinen FY-03H zu reparieren, weil nach einem heftigen Aufprall die Lenkung nicht mehr funktionierte.
@@BlackSeaRC deutsch?!? Woher kommt das perfekte Deutsch auf einmal?!?
Hast du vor dei Lenkung zu ändern? Ich bin noch auf der Suche nach ner Lösung, den der Schieber gefällt mir nicht so gut, da der Lenkungswinkel dadurch recht klein ist.
@@SURCs Ich habe ein bisschen Germanistik studiert und Deutschland ein paar Mal für meine Arbeit besucht (Wörth am Rhein, Waischenfeld, Werdau), aber ich bin kein Experte!
Ich werde es wahrscheinlich im Moment als Standard belassen, da ich zu viele andere Projekte im Bau habe! Es ist jedes Mal ein großer Schmerz, den Körper zu entfernen, um Zugang zu den Komponenten zu erhalten.
@@BlackSeaRC um den Body zu entfernen brauche ich mittlerweile nur noch 2 min😂
Hoffentlich kann ich ihn aber jetzt erstmal drauf lassen.
Würde mich freuen auch von deinem Auto mehr zu sehen.
Ps.: Sehr gutes Deutsch, bin beeindruckt.
@@SURCs Bei der neuesten Version von FY-03H hat FeiYue den Netzschalter an das Cockpit geklebt, um es noch schwieriger zu machen, den Körper zu entfernen!
Where do you live?
I make my videos in the Black Sea coastal region and also in the UK.
@@BlackSeaRC me too, I live at Crimean black sea shore
@@MegaTraxxas Very nice location. I am close to Dederkoy. Great access to beaches, rivers and mountains but unfortunately no sand nearby to test the FY-03H in authentic Baja style terrain.
@@MegaTraxxas I hope you are keeping safe on the Crimean coast? Did you get any new RC vehicles recently? I'm just deciding what to add next to the BlackSeaRC collection. Anything new that catches your attention?
Man this is great. I’m buying it.
Thanks for visiting BlackSeaRC and watching my video. You can also see this buggy being unboxed and looked at in close-up detail if you haven't seen it already. It is also available in grey if you prefer that. Hopefully you will be able to find one! If you are interested in other scale realistic RC vehicles, please check my other videos. Best wishes from BlackSeaRC.