Axial® SCX10™ III Base Camp™ 1982 Chevy® K10™
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ค. 2023
- Known as the square body, the 80s era Chevy K10 is one of the most popular and recognizable American trucks of all time. Now, Axial brings this off-road legend to 1/10-scale RC with this new version of the SCX10 III Base Camp.
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Not only is this a highly capable off-roader, this is the most affordable 1/10-scale K10 offered. And, it simultaneously delivers incredible value without sacrificing quality or performance.
• Pre-painted polycarbonate Fully-Licensed Pro-Line K10 body
• Molded grille, taillights, bumpers, and mirrors
• Working headlights and front running lights
• Available in blue and black
• Proven SCX10 III Base Camp platform
• Steel C-channel chassis
• Licensed tires and wheels
• AR45 Portal axles
• All metal gears
• Full ball bearings
• LCXU transmission
• Stainless links with metal pivot balls
• Aluminum coil-over shocks
• Spektrum electronics
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We LOVE the scale detail put into this. but- small but- the body pins through the hood? You could make a magnetic attached hood scoop to hide it possibly? And be able to hide the non bed with a tonneau cover I suppose. Look forward to getting one.
Missed another good chance to do a mopar😒We want a 70s power wagon or even better how bout a ramcharger!!! Still like the stepside and clear/tinted windows👍
I have the 1/10 SCX10 III PRO-LINE 1982 CHEVY K10 4X4, I would like to see light kits being made for all of your rc cars and trucks
That's adventuring in style!
Black looks good.
I want one of these (I like the blue one) because I drive a real 1991 Silverado Stepside and I also have a real 1979 GMC Stepside. This 1982 kinda looks like both of them. I want to make my 1979 GMC Stepside look like this Axial.
Very beautiful this ball I want one.
On the 13th and 14th of April 2024, the CAMP TRAIL ADVENTURE will take place in Brazil and the largest scale off road event in Latin America
this year had more than 1000 participants coming from many different countries
Should've used the AR 45's from the Basecamp kit. Portals don't look right on this
Lose the body pins and make a new link that'll actually take you to the product page.
They should’ve done what they done with the jeep hid the body pins
@@PaperrouteRC it would have been so much better that way
For the price it should have inner fenders, hidden body pins and lights. That the industry standard now day. I don’t understand why by the are back tracking. Back to the same old scx10.2 design. The 10.3 with forward mounted motor was wayyyyyyy better.
Sweet #k10
I jùst glue the body post to the in side and push them to there holes in the shock towers the tamyia body looks even better.
get rid of the damn body pins
Hopefully won't crack like the anniversary models
Thanks for your explanation! Nice looking Basecamp- option… BUT these ugly Body Clips at this price😖👎👎👎
Awesome
Lol, we cannot find the page you are looking for.
Why portals Axial? Why?
That's a fair question. Portals are the best option on most RTRs because they give an instant increase in performance in the form of increased ground clearance. This means an RTR will work well for a beginner or an experienced driver. In contrast, standard axles make the best choice for kits. With kits, people are most often either building a scale build or a comp crawler. The kit is just their base. Standard axles often scale realism (yes, portals are scale too) and a lower CG. This means standard axles are more often the choice for scale projects and comp rigs. Not always, of course. No release will be perfect for every single customer but we want each release to cover as big of a group as possible. So, while every RTR won't have portals, it makes sense when they do. --- Matt Higgins, Axial
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