if you buy an rtr, then replace wheels, tires, and links, you'll be close, if not over, the $250 mark. Replace the electronics, body, chassis, you're already beyond that. With building from your own parts, nothing is wasted, nothing is thrown away. If you're looking at money, value, and or environmentally, building your own is best. Great build.
Cool build. Every time I go to the hobby shop, these Axial mini crawlers call out to me😂. Wife and I started crawling with a pair of TRX4M High Trails, and we are enjoying slowly upgrading them. I'll snag an Axial one of these days and give it the treatment as well.
They look cool but the performance of them is a bit miserable out of the box which leads to the chase of performance. Building them gives you a lot more performance for the same money once you factor in upgrades, I'll basically have 1/3rd of an SCX24 in stock parts lying around by the time I'm done with mine, and I'm only going for a mild build.
I would have gone with the Meus axles, they are $89 on Amazon, have a tighter turn angle, and are already made of brass. They also come with an adjustable servo tray on the front. The set i got also came with the over driven front gears as well as the standard gears.
@@JerrMin they are awesome! Ive also noticed that if you turn the wheels to full lock and punch the gas, it does a front wheel dig, super helpful in tight spots, lol
I just finished a meus chassis and I'm absolutely in love with it. My favorite truck by far. So fun to design and paint. I probably spent $400 but I went all out with furitek rfx all in one and cedar motor.
Dude no way?! What are the odds? I am building one from scratch right now Legitimately just in time.. I got tired of my previous Scx24.. and now I am starting all over again, knowing the things I learned from all of my mistakes
Waiting on mine to build from scratch. To mix it up I'm going to try using Meus trailing arms. Also, Injora makes a 10th scale rear taillight that fits this as well as having some pretty sweet side skids.
I bought a deadbolt, fried the servo within a week or so, bought a servo, and overdrive trans with a motor a few weeks later. Decided to buy wheels, and tires…found cheap carbon fiberish lcg frame for cheap…add cheap links for stretch, oops micro Komodo Lizard pro…still sitting here with a 3/4 built comp rig, and loving the process.
Very helpful Video. I think that as a beginner its totally hard to know what will work and what you want and know without trying a lot of stuff and spending a lot of money. I spent a fortune on SCX24 stuff these last years and due to time still not really have sth. decent running, boxes of parts, several unfinished rigs.
Great video. I personally have never had a stock scx24 when I discovered this platform. I had to go after maket so many options and way to much fun in creating your own rig love your channel keep up the good work thanks.
ive done 1/10 rc's my hole life and just now thinking about getting into the 1/24 scale. Your videos have helped me make my mind up definitely gonna get one now. love watching the builds and the course you've made
The 1/18th Redcat Ascent is only $120, and with barely $50 in wheels/tires/inserts can be extremely capable. Not to mention all the other upgrades that have been coming out for them as well.
I first started with a Deadbolt rtr and put a toyota pickup model kit body, after buying a lot aftermarket parts, i was left with stock parts. So i ended up building a complete stock deadbolt out of all the stock parts and some aftermarket. Just needed a radio. I recently moved on to another hobby (retro handhelds), i might get back into crawling again later. I think its better to start from scratch and build a complete aftermarket rig rather than buying an rtr. Tactic TTX300 radio is pretty good and affordable.
Great build, I just got a MB24 kit. Going to swap my meus axles and brushless setup from a JLU to it. Thanks to this video I am going to rebuild the JLU on a budget.
This is a great video for anyone looking for the answer to that question. And in all honesty you do save money in the long run. But… If this is going to be your first rc or crawler or small scale rc of this nature, then I highly recommend buying a rtr kit so you can see the differences with each upgrade and appreciate the performance with each passing upgrade you do to it over time. Now if you already have one and just want another rig then this will definitely be the best route by building from scratch. I have one that I got as an rtr kit and over time upgraded parts and electronics here and there and now the truck is completely modified with no stock parts left to change and now I can literally build a stock one again with all my stock parts. Just need to buy some hardware to screw it all together and I’ll have a running stock rtr again lol. My main reason for a first time buyer of this category to start from rtr is for them to be able to play with it right away, experience the differences that each upgrades make while still being able to enjoy their vehicle, and learning the way the vehicle is put together and how each parts work for it. Once you’ve learned all that and know the ins and outs of the scx24 or whichever chassis you’re choosing to scratch build, then sky is the limit and you might as well start from scratch and build it how you want with all the upgrades you know you’re going to do right away and skip the payment for the rtr kit that’s gonna be tossed away in the end anyway 👍🏻
Plus, starting with a RTR SCX24, folks can comb YT and watch vid's on doing mod's to stock parts and other free mods. Gives them some experience learning how to work on them and how small tweaks can make good, positive changes.
The benefit of starting with the basic off the shelf unit is learning the shortcomings of it. I’m building my first comp type rig from my original deadbolt, looks like the only factory parts I may be keeping is the rear links, axle housings, receiver, and radio.
I’m glad injora released ascent 18 overdrive and underdrive now. Overdrive is what my truck needed next. The 11% underdrive for the scx24 will be nice. I have 33% ud in my ax24 and the motor overheats so I ordered the 11% ud for the front and that will give it the ideal 20%-25% od
That is a cool build! Love the purple. Really neat how the headlight bar glows through the paint! And just to compare your cost to the cost in Canada: Your build=$719.98. SCX24 Gladiator RTR=$231.65 Scary and depressing!
so I started with a $65 ebay special deadbolt as my donor, made the mistake of going big and bought a injora fat viper combo($60) which really did not pkg well in the deadbolt, so I went with the painted MB24 kit($40) and extended mixed and matched links to give me a much longer wheelbase (70mm rear links) The links and driveshafts came from leftover older projects. You managed to keep the interior which I had to take out to fit the fat viper... (slow crawl is amazing and it loves 3s), injora double barrel shocks and 1.0 wheels with 70x24 injora tires.($30). I have since remounted my smaller 3s battery is the same location as yours and I am trying to figure out how to get the interior in there! Lover your build!
Those Mofo axles are an excellent choice! I have them on 3 rigs. I also have a number of other axles and these are among the top for performance and strength.
I think it's a false economy to get the RTR for less money initially, and then slowly upgrade it. In every instance where I've done incremental upgrades, I would have saved money by building the "final form" from the get go. REALLY great looking build! Definitely the kind of truck I'd look at obsessively haha. Also, nice choice on the C-Bolt link combination. That's my favorite wheelbase for the scx24 by far.
Hey Adam, I haven’t read any of the comments here, but i think you did better than you think with the budget on this build. Because, in total if you had modified a donor stock vehicle, you would have the added price of paying the cost of the truck, and buying the upgrades after.
Great video. After having bought and upgraded an scx, and now in the progress of building 2 from the ground up, I just don’t see the point of buying the rtr. There really isn’t much on the stock truck worth the original purchase price. The aftermarket for these trucks is so plentiful.
I have a similar mb build. Bronco links furitek motor and esc, mofo x15 but in billet and I added the heavy brass knuckles. However wheel clearance is an issue now. Put a mofo servo beast on the front frame is a kiwi green pearl and the body is a white pearl. Hand painting the interior. Oh boy.
Just over $300 isn't bad at all. You got to buy the base SCX24 first for $100-150 then you have your build/upgrade budget of $200. So to start with a kit and change everything out is $300-350. I think your better off just buying what you want and building it from scratch. It's about the same cost and no extra parts laying around. Thanks for making great videos like this, keep it up.
I would like to see what you come up with at a budget of a new RTR SCX24 and then put them( the budget build and the stock SCX24) up against each other on the course.
I was at walmart... and I noticed that that menus body is used for a cheap RC "Fun Haver" in the RC section. Tried to buy and use before realizing that menus has the same body and does a chassis kit for it.
I like it , I’ve got one i’m getting ready to build now, haven’t decided what drivetrain, but it will have mofo parts for sure. Appreciate the video.👍👍
Adam, your videos are getting better and better. And since the start of the channel it seems you have learned a lot about the minis. All you need now is a dremel tool or proxxon or whatever. Makes much more fun to build with such a tool. And what do you think about injora axles and motor instead of mofo? Would be cheaper and much better than stock. All in all great build!
Thank you! I considered those options. If you needed to bring the cost down I wouldn’t hesitate to get either of those. I think the Injora motor is smoother and prefer it I think. I went with the mofo axles because of the added width, strength, and included servo mount
That is a cool build. The vertical bench test score was wild. How long will it be before these aftermarket parts companies start offering their own complete kits?
I have a budget build in my amazon cart and injora cart. Just parts with no battery or transmitter its 274.60 after tax. And i think it would out perform this build
I think for your first build when you have no spare parts and have never worked one before... you should buy a truck then make it better. But for a 2nd or 3rd build when you you tinker with your rig so much you can lay out the entire parts list off the top of your head and your chasing a specific performance levle then YES!!! just build what you want from scratch. I think you didn't "blow the bidget" you tested it and the budget should really be $300. Maybe if you wanted more style you could do the same pars build but bump it to $400 and get something like LGRP ripper chassis.
Of course its more economical to buy RTR. But that means you don't plan on buying any upgrades. Because once you buy upgrades you need to add that to the total cost. I bought a wltoys 124017 buggy with every intention of upgrading, a couple of things .. Last week I built a complete stock car with my spare parts.
Can we clarify on this you said usually you buy a new scx24 and give yourself a $250 budget is that before or after you walked the car cuz if it's after then you have to put what is at 400 into that car you got in your hand
Gyro helps with precise steering and stability. They’re necessary for drift cars and things but I personally don’t feel it necessary with a rock crawler
Planning on doing this exact parts build with some higher quality parts (cost isn't an issue). With it hanging up on rocks, would you still recommend the C10/deadbolt links combo or would you go all C10?
I still don’t see the excitement for scx24..I tried to really get into it but trx4M is just more appealing,idk what it is about axial but I’ll probably never buy their products
Too bad. I too have been a TRAXXAS fan for years. I’ve had too many to list. Then, I bought an RBX10 RYFT. Mind Blown. Totally sold me on the AXIAL brand. The SCX24 minis are a ball. Being able to build them with off-the-shelf parts is just totally bonus. It completely underscores the incredible aftermarket support.
No offense to you bro but like there is no way in hell that you have come into TH-cam and surpassed every TH-camr on the market when it comes to RC besides a couple of different guys and I'm talking about big names like Harley designs and SPG scale Builder skills are you paying for your views it is asked me before to pay for views and I just didn't find that very attractive I'm not trying to be hateful or ugly or nothing like that I'm just talking to you kind of curious
@@CapeCrawlers I wouldn't even bother. You do a great job in a particular market. You give good advice to many people building these little trucks. Gib needs a life.
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Parts overview: 0:49
Fully assembled: 5:01
Performance tests: 6:45
Indoor course runs: 7:55
On the rocks: 11:34
Final thoughts: 14:24
Amazon has the set from injora radio receiver and a esc that should fit in the Jlu right
if you buy an rtr, then replace wheels, tires, and links, you'll be close, if not over, the $250 mark. Replace the electronics, body, chassis, you're already beyond that.
With building from your own parts, nothing is wasted, nothing is thrown away. If you're looking at money, value, and or environmentally, building your own is best.
Great build.
Absolutely. But I feel it's kind of difficult to choose the right parts.
@@Kallekringla3 Yes, BUT.....That's where our man Adam and others like 24Yep and 2FMRC come in clutch with these types of budget builds! 👍
Cool build. Every time I go to the hobby shop, these Axial mini crawlers call out to me😂. Wife and I started crawling with a pair of TRX4M High Trails, and we are enjoying slowly upgrading them. I'll snag an Axial one of these days and give it the treatment as well.
They look cool but the performance of them is a bit miserable out of the box which leads to the chase of performance.
Building them gives you a lot more performance for the same money once you factor in upgrades, I'll basically have 1/3rd of an SCX24 in stock parts lying around by the time I'm done with mine, and I'm only going for a mild build.
I would have gone with the Meus axles, they are $89 on Amazon, have a tighter turn angle, and are already made of brass. They also come with an adjustable servo tray on the front. The set i got also came with the over driven front gears as well as the standard gears.
I’m putting some on my C10 right now
@@JerrMin they are awesome! Ive also noticed that if you turn the wheels to full lock and punch the gas, it does a front wheel dig, super helpful in tight spots, lol
this is exactly what ive been searching for the last couple days
I just finished a meus chassis and I'm absolutely in love with it. My favorite truck by far. So fun to design and paint. I probably spent $400 but I went all out with furitek rfx all in one and cedar motor.
Dude no way?! What are the odds? I am building one from scratch right now
Legitimately just in time.. I got tired of my previous Scx24.. and now I am starting all over again, knowing the things I learned from all of my mistakes
Waiting on mine to build from scratch. To mix it up I'm going to try using Meus trailing arms. Also, Injora makes a 10th scale rear taillight that fits this as well as having some pretty sweet side skids.
I bought a deadbolt, fried the servo within a week or so, bought a servo, and overdrive trans with a motor a few weeks later. Decided to buy wheels, and tires…found cheap carbon fiberish lcg frame for cheap…add cheap links for stretch, oops micro Komodo Lizard pro…still sitting here with a 3/4 built comp rig, and loving the process.
Looking for pan head bolts to make everything uniform and smooth while I save up for tools, and connectors to dress up wiring.
@user-ji8ls9dr9f mofo rc has his 3 piece tool set on sale for $9.99. I am impressed with the quality of them.
MEUS MB24 my beloved
Love the look of this truck. Building my first as we speak.
Very helpful Video. I think that as a beginner its totally hard to know what will work and what you want and know without trying a lot of stuff and spending a lot of money. I spent a fortune on SCX24 stuff these last years and due to time still not really have sth. decent running, boxes of parts, several unfinished rigs.
Great video. I personally have never had a stock scx24 when I discovered this platform. I had to go after maket so many options and way to much fun in creating your own rig love your channel keep up the good work thanks.
ive done 1/10 rc's my hole life and just now thinking about getting into the 1/24 scale. Your videos have helped me make my mind up definitely gonna get one now. love watching the builds and the course you've made
The 1/18th Redcat Ascent is only $120, and with barely $50 in wheels/tires/inserts can be extremely capable. Not to mention all the other upgrades that have been coming out for them as well.
As always enjoy the videos!
Thanks for jumping in and giving some thoughts and pointers to a question that regularly comes up.
One thing I would have added would be some yellow injora inserts for the tires
I first started with a Deadbolt rtr and put a toyota pickup model kit body, after buying a lot aftermarket parts, i was left with stock parts. So i ended up building a complete stock deadbolt out of all the stock parts and some aftermarket. Just needed a radio. I recently moved on to another hobby (retro handhelds), i might get back into crawling again later.
I think its better to start from scratch and build a complete aftermarket rig rather than buying an rtr.
Tactic TTX300 radio is pretty good and affordable.
Great build, I just got a MB24 kit. Going to swap my meus axles and brushless setup from a JLU to it. Thanks to this video I am going to rebuild the JLU on a budget.
Great build really good runner thanks for your video 🤘✌️
This is a great video for anyone looking for the answer to that question. And in all honesty you do save money in the long run. But… If this is going to be your first rc or crawler or small scale rc of this nature, then I highly recommend buying a rtr kit so you can see the differences with each upgrade and appreciate the performance with each passing upgrade you do to it over time. Now if you already have one and just want another rig then this will definitely be the best route by building from scratch. I have one that I got as an rtr kit and over time upgraded parts and electronics here and there and now the truck is completely modified with no stock parts left to change and now I can literally build a stock one again with all my stock parts. Just need to buy some hardware to screw it all together and I’ll have a running stock rtr again lol. My main reason for a first time buyer of this category to start from rtr is for them to be able to play with it right away, experience the differences that each upgrades make while still being able to enjoy their vehicle, and learning the way the vehicle is put together and how each parts work for it. Once you’ve learned all that and know the ins and outs of the scx24 or whichever chassis you’re choosing to scratch build, then sky is the limit and you might as well start from scratch and build it how you want with all the upgrades you know you’re going to do right away and skip the payment for the rtr kit that’s gonna be tossed away in the end anyway 👍🏻
Plus, starting with a RTR SCX24, folks can comb YT and watch vid's on doing mod's to stock parts and other free mods. Gives them some experience learning how to work on them and how small tweaks can make good, positive changes.
The benefit of starting with the basic off the shelf unit is learning the shortcomings of it. I’m building my first comp type rig from my original deadbolt, looks like the only factory parts I may be keeping is the rear links, axle housings, receiver, and radio.
Sweet budget build! Great video👍🏻
I’m glad injora released ascent 18 overdrive and underdrive now. Overdrive is what my truck needed next. The 11% underdrive for the scx24 will be nice. I have 33% ud in my ax24 and the motor overheats so I ordered the 11% ud for the front and that will give it the ideal 20%-25% od
That is a cool build! Love the purple. Really neat how the headlight bar glows through the paint!
And just to compare your cost to the cost in Canada: Your build=$719.98. SCX24 Gladiator RTR=$231.65
Scary and depressing!
Me watching this after impulse buying an scx24 this weekend for $80 thinking "Oh God. What have I done!"
this thing is beauty
I’ve been waiting for this video 😮☺️
I have been watching you since I bought my dead bolt. It would be fun to see you rate viewers rigs on your course.
so I started with a $65 ebay special deadbolt as my donor, made the mistake of going big and bought a injora fat viper combo($60) which really did not pkg well in the deadbolt, so I went with the painted MB24 kit($40) and extended mixed and matched links to give me a much longer wheelbase (70mm rear links) The links and driveshafts came from leftover older projects. You managed to keep the interior which I had to take out to fit the fat viper... (slow crawl is amazing and it loves 3s), injora double barrel shocks and 1.0 wheels with 70x24 injora tires.($30). I have since remounted my smaller 3s battery is the same location as yours and I am trying to figure out how to get the interior in there! Lover your build!
Those Mofo axles are an excellent choice!
I have them on 3 rigs.
I also have a number of other axles and these are among the top for performance and strength.
Another amazing build you put out Bravo Zulu
I’ve bought 2 stock trucks, all that is left of them is the transmission and axles, I’ll be doing ground up builds from now on forsure
I think it's a false economy to get the RTR for less money initially, and then slowly upgrade it. In every instance where I've done incremental upgrades, I would have saved money by building the "final form" from the get go.
REALLY great looking build! Definitely the kind of truck I'd look at obsessively haha. Also, nice choice on the C-Bolt link combination. That's my favorite wheelbase for the scx24 by far.
Hey Adam, I haven’t read any of the comments here, but i think you did better than you think with the budget on this build. Because, in total if you had modified a donor stock vehicle, you would have the added price of paying the cost of the truck, and buying the upgrades after.
I like the color very nice
Great video. After having bought and upgraded an scx, and now in the progress of building 2 from the ground up, I just don’t see the point of buying the rtr. There really isn’t much on the stock truck worth the original purchase price. The aftermarket for these trucks is so plentiful.
SCX24 💥💥💥
I have a similar mb build. Bronco links furitek motor and esc, mofo x15 but in billet and I added the heavy brass knuckles. However wheel clearance is an issue now. Put a mofo servo beast on the front frame is a kiwi green pearl and the body is a white pearl. Hand painting the interior. Oh boy.
Great channel get that 1000k magic number gotta watch your other.
Just over $300 isn't bad at all. You got to buy the base SCX24 first for $100-150 then you have your build/upgrade budget of $200. So to start with a kit and change everything out is $300-350. I think your better off just buying what you want and building it from scratch. It's about the same cost and no extra parts laying around. Thanks for making great videos like this, keep it up.
This is probably a stupid question but what is the base scx24. (I’m new)
@ it’s just your basic stock SCX24. It’s not modified in any way. This isn’t a specific type of SCX24.
I would like to see what you come up with at a budget of a new RTR SCX24 and then put them( the budget build and the stock SCX24) up against each other on the course.
I was at walmart... and I noticed that that menus body is used for a cheap RC "Fun Haver" in the RC section. Tried to buy and use before realizing that menus has the same body and does a chassis kit for it.
Not the same my guy.
Awesome Build
Not a big fan of ford bronco but I might just have to do this one
both are great, but only thing with upgrading parts, I now have 3 rc cars!
I like it , I’ve got one i’m getting ready to build now, haven’t decided what drivetrain, but it will have mofo parts for sure. Appreciate the video.👍👍
Adam, your videos are getting better and better. And since the start of the channel it seems you have learned a lot about the minis. All you need now is a dremel tool or proxxon or whatever. Makes much more fun to build with such a tool.
And what do you think about injora axles and motor instead of mofo? Would be cheaper and much better than stock.
All in all great build!
Thank you! I considered those options. If you needed to bring the cost down I wouldn’t hesitate to get either of those. I think the Injora motor is smoother and prefer it I think. I went with the mofo axles because of the added width, strength, and included servo mount
Can you do more series on builds and combine them later on to make it easier to follow if I miss a few? Bc it's hard to catch up if i miss some
Thank you for sharing, you 👍✅🇲🇾🇵🇸
Sup boys
Sup
Peace!
Really hope he does a fcx24m chassis swap video
I wish axial would release a builders kit
You should do a top 5 best lcg chassis list
That is a cool build. The vertical bench test score was wild. How long will it be before these aftermarket parts companies start offering their own complete kits?
I have a budget build in my amazon cart and injora cart. Just parts with no battery or transmitter its 274.60 after tax. And i think it would out perform this build
I built this with meus axles. Is there really a better axle for 90 bucks.
You should do one of these with the trx4m
I plan to!
I built mine from scratch using some of the best parts and it ended up costing 1500usd - these little guys can be expensive haha
I think for your first build when you have no spare parts and have never worked one before... you should buy a truck then make it better. But for a 2nd or 3rd build when you you tinker with your rig so much you can lay out the entire parts list off the top of your head and your chasing a specific performance levle then YES!!! just build what you want from scratch.
I think you didn't "blow the bidget" you tested it and the budget should really be $300. Maybe if you wanted more style you could do the same pars build but bump it to $400 and get something like LGRP ripper chassis.
Of course its more economical to buy RTR. But that means you don't plan on buying any upgrades. Because once you buy upgrades you need to add that to the total cost. I bought a wltoys 124017 buggy with every intention of upgrading, a couple of things .. Last week I built a complete stock car with my spare parts.
Can we clarify on this you said usually you buy a new scx24 and give yourself a $250 budget is that before or after you walked the car cuz if it's after then you have to put what is at 400 into that car you got in your hand
How do you store and keep track of all the different parts for different rigs?
Great 💪👍✅🇲🇾🇵🇸
So if you were to recommend the absolute most comp/cheater rig, what would you recommend. Non rtr, best parts.
How do you think the torque beast would act with a lizard pro??
About the same. I’ve tried it with the lizard and get the same results
@@CapeCrawlers Thanks
nice bro
Hi, great video. What does means a receiver with or without gyro?
Gyro helps with precise steering and stability. They’re necessary for drift cars and things but I personally don’t feel it necessary with a rock crawler
Planning on doing this exact parts build with some higher quality parts (cost isn't an issue). With it hanging up on rocks, would you still recommend the C10/deadbolt links combo or would you go all C10?
Deadbolt 💥💥💥
I still think the benefits of the longer wheelbase (deadbolt rears) outweigh the hanging up
Would you review the injora fat viper for the scx24?
Sure! I need to get a mount for it. I have an extra motor ready to go
@@CapeCrawlers im stoked!
I would love to do a build from parts, but my knowlegde is not enough yet. 😓
Just wondering, why not go with the injora metal +4 metal axles? wider and about 30$ cheaper, and all metal
I thought about that but I liked the added width and strength of the mofo. Plus you get the adjustable servo mount with them
What shocks did you use?
I like this comparison. In my opinion the scx 24 stock is absolute garbage. If you are going to have to change everything, why not start from scratch!
The only thing i want is to make my 1\24 deadbolt less prone to roll over. What are my options to get it for very few money?
Limiting straps help to pin it down. Unsprung weight is going to be your best bet. Brass diff covers, knuckles, wheel rings, etc
So how much is left from stock? Like did you need to get an SCX24 or could you have just put this all together with a few internals?
The goal was to build it purely out of parts without having to get an scx24 to start with. I think there are two axial parts on it
Could you let me know the name of the motor and if you think it is better than stock scx24 power wagon motor
Mofo RC torque beast. MUCH better than stock
@@CapeCrawlerswould it work with stock esc and does it have more torque than a newer injora motor you would find on amazon
🤘🍻🤘
Did that include the controller?
Yes. I budgeted in the money for a new radio. I used my existing radio, but the cost included purchasing a new low-cost setup
@@CapeCrawlers thank you!!!
Still chepaer than buying a full car then changing bits then eh 👍👍
Did I screw up by buying a stock scx24
Nah I don’t think so
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I still don’t see the excitement for scx24..I tried to really get into it but trx4M is just more appealing,idk what it is about axial but I’ll probably never buy their products
Too bad. I too have been a TRAXXAS fan for years. I’ve had too many to list. Then, I bought an RBX10 RYFT. Mind Blown. Totally sold me on the AXIAL brand. The SCX24 minis are a ball. Being able to build them with off-the-shelf parts is just totally bonus. It completely underscores the incredible aftermarket support.
$250 is what I spend on my 1/10 crawlers...
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No offense to you bro but like there is no way in hell that you have come into TH-cam and surpassed every TH-camr on the market when it comes to RC besides a couple of different guys and I'm talking about big names like Harley designs and SPG scale Builder skills are you paying for your views it is asked me before to pay for views and I just didn't find that very attractive I'm not trying to be hateful or ugly or nothing like that I'm just talking to you kind of curious
I’ve never paid for views or advertising. I’ll make a video on my growth strategy
@@CapeCrawlers I wouldn't even bother. You do a great job in a particular market. You give good advice to many people building these little trucks. Gib needs a life.
It's pretty but useless
Like you mom, same thing!! Crazy. Thanks for the heads up
A guy from Meus says it's pronounced like 🫎 moose. Then he said Zeus is Zeus, not Ze-Us. I am not sure if its true but it sounded good!
Moose?! I can’t win 😂