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It would work, but it's better suited to rock crawlers, as it has gobs of torque, robust gears and waterproofing you don't need for drifting. For drifting I would choose a servo with a faster response time. The faster the better. Cheers.

Thanks. This truck continues to turn heads every time I trail it -- which is during the winter months only.

Thank you!

Thanks. Except for a couple of man-made sections big enough for a bicycle, all the tenth scale obstacles and narrow twisty trails were built and/or blazed by me and my trusty shovel, axe, saw, etc. This forest loop is very popular and we RC guys are lucky to have such a great place to trail, so close to the big city. Cheers and thanks.

Thanks! You've got a lot of great videos at your own channel yourself. Cheers!

Thanks! Austria looks like a great place to run tiny trucks!

Thanks! We're very lucky here in Canada to have more forest than we know what to do with, and undiscovered crawling opportunities everywhere we look. This is something we do not take for granted. Cheers.

Thanks, Maxmix. I appreciate the comment. Cheers...

That should be a lot of fun. Thanks for the comment. Let us know how it goes.

Thanks! You should see the trails now -- greening up and well on their way to Amazonian claustrophobia.

Thanks. It would be good to have you both back. Btw the sketchy narrow wall trail is no longer part of our route. We don't go anywhere near that section anymore.

Thanks, yeah, and the mechanicals kept on going. Just gotta remember to take it easy on the gas, as those spindly little axle parts were meant for a tiny motor and weak ESC -- not a 540 can with a Hobbywing 1080. Cheers!

@@NaturallyRC Definitely 👍💪

Thanks 👍 RadGrow. I appreciate the comment. Cheers!

Thanks. I think it's going to be a lot of fun when we see ten trucks on that log, bumper to bumper!!

@@NaturallyRC lol I can’t wait already prepping the rig for Saturday!! 👌🏽

Thanks so much, Nickster. Always good to hear from you. Your comments keep me doing what I do. 👍👍👍👍

Thanks 👍 Nick. As always I appreciate the support and encouragement. Cheers!

Thanks, extremeadventu ! 👍

Thanks, cjv29er. As mentioned in one of my Comanche videos, this is the first of two I have bought within the last 12 months. That's how impressed I am and how much I like the Base Camp kit. Just a heads up that you have to shave away some plastic from the servo tray to get your average servo to fit, for some weird reason. And the instructions suuuuuck. Other than that. One of the best crawler options around. Cheers.

Thanks so much! See you on the trails real soon.

Thanks, rcgasm 😊. I appreciate the feedback. Cheers.

@@NaturallyRCduration, its to long for me 😊

Yup, I know you have and I appreciate it. Thanks, and there ought to be a new Barrage film coming soon, now that she's all fixed up again, and fitted with an Axial SCX10ii transmission and 540 motor.

Thanks for the comment! The only fellas on the trail besides me this day were ducks and squirrels and song birds. And I did see two magnificent whitetail deer. I don't talk much on the trail, but I DO like to capture all my friends chatting back and forth, when we crawl as a group. Some of the boys could make a career out of it. Cheers!

Yup, just the right amount. Not too deep, very scale. Also the plants are a good height. In a month the weeds will be waist-high, so this is literally the best time of year to film. Cheers and thanks.

Good question. The particular truck is actually geared low for massive amounts of climbing torque, and therefore has a weak top speed, capping out at just over walking pace, which is super slow compared to the rigs I generally hang out with. Some of my friends' trucks are five times faster. My truck just looks fast sometimes when I film it down at ground level. But I've also gotten to be a good driver over the years at maintaining a steady pace over rough ground, combined with a finely tuned suspension that soaks up the bumps without bouncing out of control, so that contributes as well. Cheers...

@@NaturallyRC oh ok. I wonder if it can be made to go a bit faster.

@@arni7810 Absolutley. Just change the pinion gear on the motor shaft from an 11 tooth to a 22 tooth. It will literally go twice as fast and only run you about seven bucks. Cheers...

@@NaturallyRC oh nice thanks!

Thanks. Gotta say, I fussed over this film in the editing suite, and it's one of my favourites. Cheers!

Thanks, RadGow. I tried my best to keep it scale and slow, but not so slow as to be boring. We have no choice but to run in water a lot here, and it's nice when the water level is just right. Cheers...

Thanks! I'm surprised to see this one is pulling good views compared to my regular videos. I appreciate the comment.

Thanks. We had a really great time. So many laughs. Wish you had been there!

I looked it up and apparently those little Saw Whet owls are rarely seen in the wild even by ardent birders, so I consider myself lucky. See you on the trails real soon, and thanks so much.

@@NaturallyRC that is amazing you are definitely lucky you were like right in front of it that is insane I saw you on trial yesterday but everyone was beat and hungry except kostas lmaooo I wanted to come join you guys but I had someone riding with me and his truck was defeated by the ravines again lol so I felt bad for him lmaooo next event I can’t wait the new Hyundai ascent looks amazing 🤣😂🤣

Fun...and spooky at times! The city boys, I noticed, were especially nervous a few times, about getting lost or getting eaten. LOL. Thanks for the comment.

Thank you 👍 Glad you enjoyed it. We all know how incredibly lucky we are to have such a great place to trail. Cheers...

Thanks so much TWS. I appreciate the comment, view and support. Cheers!

Thanks. If you dress right (and by now we know how) winter can be the best time to RC crawl. No bugs, no tall weeds, no sunscreen, no dehydration. Cheers!

Thanks! 👍

Thanks 👍 Yeah, the new wooden structures are very popular with folks who visit this place. Cheers.

Thanks! 👍 Took me many attempts to figure out the trick for getting up that steep crumbly hill and onto the ramp -- wisdom I have been able to pass on to all my fellow RC friends willing to give it a go. As for the chipmunk, we think of him as a tenth scale grizzly bear. LOL.