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Nluvwithxlr8ing's Axial SCX10 Build + Pro-Line Scale Accessories

Your rig looks Sick Brandon. That air freshener is classic. :lol:

Thanks Dustin. Your getting one right? I know Dean and John both have one now. You should try to make it out to Folsom March 1st. Your more than welcome to ride with me "thumbsup"

do you have a link to the rust bronco

I really what to see

Yup here you go. Its a K5 Blazer
http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/showthread.php?t=79058

Brandon, it looks great. Just wondering if you think it would be possible to fit the FXR with the wiring in the receiver tray? I know it fits without the wiring and using a micro spektrum receiver.

It might be possible. Although I could not. I have the Futaba 4ch RX in there along with a Castle BEC and all the excess wiring from the esc and winch stuffed in there. Tight fit for sure!

OK!!! You guys are driving me nuts with all these awesome builds. I am SOOOO torn on what should be my first rig, and you are not helping at all. First, I wanted to get the AX10 kit, cause I love kits. Then I wanted to get a Losi MRC, cause I could tweak and upgrade for the same price as the AX10 stock. Then I saw the new un-released Losi Comp Crawler. That is one hawt truck. Now I see this outstanding scaler and my head is about to explode. Has anyone figured out how to get $400 to multiply so I can get all 4?!?;-)

Anything Axial makes it top notch and you cant go wrong. Plus if you pick up a AX10 or SCX10 you could change your mind and switch between a comp rig and scaler down the road.
 
What you don't like where Brandon mounted the FXR directly on the tire? :mrgreen:

Always pointing out the obvious aren't you! :ror::ror:

Great looking build...but is there a point to an air freshener in an open cage? :lmao:

Of course not! Thats why I put it there, makes me laugh when its dangling around :ror::ror:

As a representative of Axial I can not say I approve or disapprove of any ESC mounting spot other than what is recommended in the directions...

But otherwise... I like it. Plenty of airflow. "thumbsup"

You should try it! I will keep coming up with great ideas for ya, hopefully Axial can incorporate them into their next kit :ror::ror:

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Looks sweet Brandon. "thumbsup"

Psst.........your front shock hoops are backwards. ;-)

Psst.... Dont listen to Badgers :ror: Guess thats what I get for building after midnight. I was just to excited to get it together, had to mess up somewhere :ror:
 
Love the flex shot!
For anybody planning on using a TQ3 reciever it won't fit in the box axial provides.
I need to upgrade my radio bad!

Thanks! Cant go wrong with Futaba ;-) I will never go back.

I knew I should not have stopped by Jake's today while I was in the area.:grin:

Looking good, love Harley's idea with the air freshener. Sorry to hear about rubbing your passenger. I don't even want to know. :-P

I hope you joined in on the fun :ror:

No comment about rubbing passengers :roll::ror::ror:

PS: The air freshener was MY IDEA

brandon your running a 27turn right? well i just went from the 35 like u told me to get to a 27 turn and woa it wheelies now :D im not sure how it will handel on the rocks but its got some balls now figured id let u know that im ready to run ne time u are :D

Nope its a 21t single Kyosho Mag Mayhem. Its a 550 sized motor if I remember correctly. Longer can and armature. Tons of torque. And probably not nearly as fast as the 27t you are running. I dont have any issues crawling with it "thumbsup"

I was out at Kohls today with it! I didnt even know yours was finished already.
 
I was out at Kohls today with it! I didnt even know yours was finished already.

came in yesterday had it built by 730 ish then slapped the 27 turn in it today it actually climbs rather well but i need to tighten up the slipper some and get a better radio system for it. seems to work great, my only prob is i mounted the body .25 of an inch to far back so the front tires rub ill see if i can fit it some how >_<
 
Psst.........your front shock hoops are backwards. ;-)

Psst.... Dont listen to Badgers :ror: Guess thats what I get for building after midnight. I was just to excited to get it together, had to mess up somewhere :ror:

I heard the shock hoops work fine like that as long as you heat up the body posts and bend them so they point straight up. :lmao:
 
I heard the shock hoops work fine like that as long as you heat up the body posts and bend them so they point straight up. :lmao:

Have you found all the things on your SCX-10 that I put together backwards yet?:flipoff: I guess we will be having an SCX-10 Nor-Cal Scale class soon.... off to the Bean!
 
Yes but you haven't answered why your table says "Sexy".

Long story...

I was out at Kohls today with it! I didnt even know yours was finished already.

Thats funny. Yup its running. I need to update the pics

I heard the shock hoops work fine like that as long as you heat up the body posts and bend them so they point straight up. :lmao:

Have you found all the things on your SCX-10 that I put together backwards yet?:flipoff: I guess we will be having an SCX-10 Nor-Cal Scale class soon.... off to the Bean!

See Badger, at least I built mine :ror::ror:

Yeah scale class would be AWESOME.

We got to make this happen! I just hope bcrofts doesn't get one or else we are all going to loose this class as well:lol::lol::lol:

Haha no kidding.
 
You guys are killing me, I have a 2.2 comp. rig on the building blocks and now you show me this. Nice job, I really like the paint work and how tight that rear bumper fits the body. Damm Iam running out of things to sell to fund these projects:)
 
I have mine about 3/4 of the way built, just trying to decide on the body and all the detail crap. Great build, and definitely a cool rig.

Brandon, that looks great, can't wait to get out there with mine as well. On electronics, I grabbed the waterproof esc from my Slash and has a brand new slash motor laying about, probably will be too fast a motor, but at least its all waterproof. I will be ShooGooing up the openings on a Lipo to make the thing full water ready.

Bring on the scale class in NorCal, maybe I will fair better in that :roll:
 
Didn't I give you both that idea??

O boy here we go :ror::ror:

You guys are killing me, I have a 2.2 comp. rig on the building blocks and now you show me this. Nice job, I really like the paint work and how tight that rear bumper fits the body. Damm Iam running out of things to sell to fund these projects:)

Hey Bill, its going to be hard to resist once I let you drive it at the next comp ;-)

I have mine about 3/4 of the way built, just trying to decide on the body and all the detail crap. Great build, and definitely a cool rig.

Brandon, that looks great, can't wait to get out there with mine as well. On electronics, I grabbed the waterproof esc from my Slash and has a brand new slash motor laying about, probably will be too fast a motor, but at least its all waterproof. I will be ShooGooing up the openings on a Lipo to make the thing full water ready.

Bring on the scale class in NorCal, maybe I will fair better in that :roll:

Thanks Ted. Waterproofing is something that I really want to do on this rig as well. A scale class for Nor-Cal is definitely something that needs to happen "thumbsup"
 
Few updates for today. (If anyone wants to see a few pics of the rig on the rocks look around at some of RCC's new features... ;-))

I shortened the front of the frame slightly and mounted the Pro-Line bumper closer to the body off the second frame brace.

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