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ev0l
Rock Crawler
You can drop that off and I'll build it for you 
I'm stupid swamped! Trying to get stuff done before I leave on Friday.
You can drop that off and I'll build it for you
Someone's going to have to build it!
ev0l
Rock Crawler
Where are you off to?
Long weekend in Vegas. Shitty timing though, I'm so swamped it's killing me right now.
sickpuppy1
Rock Stacker
Very cool on the EXO! Can I drive? lol
ev0l
Rock Crawler
I saw it on their Flickr feed. pretty awesome stuff. Looks like a lot of work!
Fat_Jesus
Newbie
I think Jerry was wanting to build stuff like that on a trailer to go mobile.....
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dezfan
I wanna be Dave
Random fact of the day.
Who knew, I'm a plumber!
:ror:
Who knew, I'm a plumber!
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viper6171
RCC Addict
oh no plumbers crack ..................:ror:
viper6171
RCC Addict
that is cool would be nice to have
Hydro-Tank
RCC Addict
Must crawl that!!
muddauber7
RCC Addict
Although the Axial obstacle does look awesome,
The down side is something designed like that gets boring after a while.
As many of us can attest to, the obstacles we built for the last Midwest indoor challenge
Became a little too predictable.
I know Jerry had a pretty good idea for building some interchangable and modular
Obstacles that would be easier to move, stack, change or flip.
Built sorta like a square edged bowl, covered on both top and bottom with crete,
So they could be switched around to keep things fresh.
The down side is something designed like that gets boring after a while.
As many of us can attest to, the obstacles we built for the last Midwest indoor challenge
Became a little too predictable.
I know Jerry had a pretty good idea for building some interchangable and modular
Obstacles that would be easier to move, stack, change or flip.
Built sorta like a square edged bowl, covered on both top and bottom with crete,
So they could be switched around to keep things fresh.
ev0l
Rock Crawler
Thats true, but it'a also true for any prepared coarse. I think if it's built challenging enough it wouldnt be a big deal. Me and my neighbor used to crawl the rocks by my apartment everyday. It got a little old, but it never stopped being fun.
toyofast
I wanna be Dave
Last year our display was the hit of the Auto Show. This year we have made it bigger and better.
Most up to date images can be found on Gerrish's Flickr page,
2012 Portland International Auto Show - a set on Flickr
We only built this for the auto show, nothing else. The faces of joy and excitement are why we do it. Plus Axial loves the sales increase after folks decide they want one"thumbsup"
Last year's display can be found in Salem, Oregon @ RCPlus Hobby shop. It's a great tool to help sales, especially at a hobby shop.
This year we are having a couple of 1:1 rigs to flash the Axial signage. Hackster's SAS'ed Tacoma and Jason Veal's "Atomic Toy" will be there with Axial logos.
Mt. Axial, just under 8' tall and 67*-68* of an angle.
ev0l
Rock Crawler
Sup man, I saw the footage of the last one as well. Awesome stuff! You guys set up a hell of a booth! the next one looks to be even more insane!
On a side note I dig your videos too, your work inspires me "thumbsup"
On a side note I dig your videos too, your work inspires me "thumbsup"
muddauber7
RCC Addict
Not saying it wasn't fun.
Just hard to get any of the local "Hobby Shops" interested in supporting us.
And equally as hard to justify paying to run our rigs,
when we can just throw down where ever for free! ;-)
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