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Team Associated teasing a scale crawler!

Right?! I’m trying to hold my marbles for the ssd release. Thankfully the mog fomo has passed.

Excited to see what this is, too
 
Right?! I’m trying to hold my marbles for the ssd release. Thankfully the mog fomo has passed.

Excited to see what this is, too

Ha, the Mog fomo came and went for me too. It was sitting in my cart at amain for the longest time.

Unfortunately it unfolded into full on general SCX10.2 fomo and I built a raw builder's kit and threw a Mamba X, Puller Pro, and SHV500v2 into it. Hilux cab and tube bed incoming. I can't believe how much more I like the Axial than the TRX4. Simple, scale, and lightweight. Crawls like nothing else, even near-stock. The TRX4 is now the companion I can use to get friends into the hobby with some trail crawls. :twisted:
 
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Yeah, I’m getting a little overloaded from all the changes in the market. I preordered the UMG10 from RPP, but then returned it about a week after it was delivered. Just not inspired to build it. Instead of a refund, however, I chose store credit, because I think I’d like a good RTR (just haven’t had time or a good space to build anything after moving into our new home last fall). I was thinking about the TRX4 Blazer, but it was out of stock, but at the same time I got notification of my store credit, I was notified of renewed stock on the TRX4 Blazer. Then, of course, there’s this new Element RC truck, and tomorrow Axial will probably release an RTR UMG10. I kinda see the Blazer notification as an omen, but I figure it might be worth it to see how the week plays out. Even if I ordered the Blazer right now, it likely wouldn’t get here until next week anyway.
 
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Front axle doesn't look particularly scale.

What? You think designing a new truck is easy? Let's see you do better!

No really, let us see. :mrgreen:

The axles kinda remind me of a cross between the the older AR44s and your D60s with addition of a ugly, flat diff cover.
 
Those are the coolest stock wheels on any truck that I've seen. It's about time somebody does deep dish wheels.

Why does everybody license Methods though? Do they not know there are other off-road wheel brands out there? Still, it's the best scale looking wheel maybe ever IMO.

The truck itself looks like a generic ranger with some odd, Chinese axles. Unless there's something under that body that blows us away, this is an odd truck to start a brand with unless they only plan on competing at the low end with ECX, etc.
 
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I do like those wheels and tires. I'm curious if there will be something different about the chassis that sets it apart from all other rigs out currently or if it will just be the selling price that makes it attractive. Time will tell...
 
Front axle doesn't look particularly scale.

In the times of various companies releasing their own version of a D44, D60, etc...combined with junkyard 60 builds with homegrown truss and gusset jobs, it absolutely looks scale. Scale compared to who or what, I have no idea. :ror:
 
I'm guessing that doing a licensed body costs more than doing licensed tires, so that's why they stopped short. The body doesn't particularly bother me though. I do like the wheel and tire combo!
 
In the times of various companies releasing their own version of a D44, D60, etc...combined with junkyard 60 builds with homegrown truss and gusset jobs, it absolutely looks scale. Scale compared to who or what, I have no idea. :ror:

If the platform is popular then I'll fix it anyway 8)
 
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