Outing with a couple of the 1.9 scale rigs.
Dingoncho & Bulu Productions FJ-40 Axial scale rigs.... on Vimeo
Dingoncho & Bulu Productions FJ-40 Axial scale rigs.... on Vimeo
Bulu FJ40 & Dingoncho rigs doing their scale thing.....
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Breakage! :whoops:
Was that part of your steering system that busted up midway through the vid?
Really cool vid, and awesome trucks! I'm officially jealous.
I'ma go kick some gravel about...
Was that part of your steering system that busted up midway through the vid?
Really cool vid, and awesome trucks! I'm officially jealous.
I'ma go kick some gravel about...
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Steering is fine.... only thing that broke was the winch line. Which happens from time to time.
The FJ is pretty tough. Next weak link is the rear axles but I hope to see some Super 300's for the rear also. The front already has 300M front axle shafts.
Here's another FJ video with some clips off my phone....
Bulu FJ @ 50%... phone video clips. on Vimeo
Cool Vid and trucks!
I am loving my crawler but think it would be cool to also have either a scaler or a fast desert truck.
I am loving my crawler but think it would be cool to also have either a scaler or a fast desert truck.
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A scaler is where it's at for pure fun and enjoyment. A comp crawler rig is fun, but you're always looking for hard/challenging terrain or rocks to run on. Normally the comp rig tends to see the same terrain over and over again.
A scale rig is a truly all terrain vehicle. Rocks, mud, sand, dirt, etc... It'll handle it all. Plus if it looks scale, you don't need 4 foot tall rocks to have a good time.
