mutantsquirl
Newbie
Yeah man bring the savage.
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colorado springs weekly comps/trail runs?
- Thread starter engineerjoe
- Start date
arbitris
Rock Stacker
I could only imagine
pbr+tonka sled= next day repairs
=)
pbr+tonka sled= next day repairs
=)
Tater0108
Rock Stacker
Lol I don't drink pbr so I would be good lol.
mutantsquirl
Newbie
I might have to leave the roommate home for this one and sleep in the car. Beer, Rc cars......I can see myself getting into trouble. Lol
arcanecrawler89
Pebble Pounder
Lol savage vs 5th scale!
sent from my 5th scale
sent from my 5th scale
mutantsquirl
Newbie
Sounds good to me. Lol we gotta make up a little track or something for it.
arcanecrawler89
Pebble Pounder
Lol sounds good to me I just picked up 2 slashes too so iam down
sent from my 5th scale
sent from my 5th scale
mutantsquirl
Newbie
Well then.....now I gotta bring my slash. This is going to be great!
arbitris
Rock Stacker
Is there an area here to run the speed trucks?
mutantsquirl
Newbie
We will make one. Lol. Or maybe the baseball field.
arcanecrawler89
Pebble Pounder
Baseball field sounds gooood
sent from my 5th scale
sent from my 5th scale
Crawlorado719
Quarry Creeper
SCALE VS. COMP CRAWLERS
We call them scale rock crawlers, but they are really scale off-roaders. That means that, even more so than their comp-specific counterparts, scalers should be run on a much wider variety of terrain than just rocks. Dirt hills, ditches, logs are all awesome challenges for scale machines. Keep in mind the word “scale” is just French for “top heavy.” Scale rigs tip over faster than the average politician sells out. While an occasional yard sale in unavoidable, don’t create a course that is impossible for a scale vehicle to navigate.
A little preview...testing tomorrow"thumbsup"
We call them scale rock crawlers, but they are really scale off-roaders. That means that, even more so than their comp-specific counterparts, scalers should be run on a much wider variety of terrain than just rocks. Dirt hills, ditches, logs are all awesome challenges for scale machines. Keep in mind the word “scale” is just French for “top heavy.” Scale rigs tip over faster than the average politician sells out. While an occasional yard sale in unavoidable, don’t create a course that is impossible for a scale vehicle to navigate.
A little preview...testing tomorrow"thumbsup"
mutantsquirl
Newbie
That's looks pretty cool. I'm gonna do a little work to mine and take it down to the river bed. There are some really nice section of rocks that go from one side to the other.
Crawlorado719
Quarry Creeper
Nevermind about the motor...the crawl space is taking it back for store credit! Love that place!
Thanks!
Thanks!
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arcanecrawler89
Pebble Pounder
Soldered conetions on it already? I just may take that off ur hands
sent from my 5th scale
sent from my 5th scale
Crawlorado719
Quarry Creeper
^^^ it had esc connected to it but no connectors on motor now.
arcanecrawler89
Pebble Pounder
Humm It sounds tempting
sent from my 5th scale
sent from my 5th scale
Crawlorado719
Quarry Creeper
Few more tweaks to the bridge and she's ready to roll..."thumbsup"
mutantsquirl
Newbie
Looks bad ass!
Crawlorado719
Quarry Creeper
Thanks man!! I hope you guys have fun with it. ..its not easy...but not super hard.
