micro for those boring rainy days?
03-14-2011, 02:01 PM
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micro for those boring rainy days?
hey guys, well i have a feeling that my summer/spring is going to be filled with boring rainy days. does anyone know a good micro that can be used inside the house and run on some art sand? (im building my own micro rc car track in my basement 
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03-14-2011, 03:09 PM
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Kinda like how the losi 1/24th SCT looks. Just its too small for where I usually drive, and I don't have enough oom in the house to drive it.
from experience I wouldn't buy their 1/36th scale line. I got a losi MHR and that thing sucks.too small to go out, and kinda poorly designed.
from experience I wouldn't buy their 1/36th scale line. I got a losi MHR and that thing sucks.too small to go out, and kinda poorly designed.
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RE: micro for those boring rainy days?
sloppyg- omg haha i was thinking of getting a heli!!!! thats exactly what i was going to do!!!! except i wanted a blade cx2.
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RE: micro for those boring rainy days?
ORIGINAL: SyCo_VeNoM
Kinda like how the losi 1/24th SCT looks. Just its too small for where I usually drive, and I don't have enough oom in the house to drive it.
from experience I wouldn't buy their 1/36th scale line. I got a losi MHR and that thing sucks.too small to go out, and kinda poorly designed.
Kinda like how the losi 1/24th SCT looks. Just its too small for where I usually drive, and I don't have enough oom in the house to drive it.
from experience I wouldn't buy their 1/36th scale line. I got a losi MHR and that thing sucks.too small to go out, and kinda poorly designed.
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RE: micro for those boring rainy days?
i know im not going to use the heli in the basement. im going to use that in my actual living areas and outside when its dead calm.
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i know im not going to use the heli in the basement. im going to use that in my actual living areas and outside when its dead calm.
i know im not going to use the heli in the basement. im going to use that in my actual living areas and outside when its dead calm.
03-14-2011, 05:39 PM
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RE: micro for those boring rainy days?
yeah i know. thats why i don't want one thats too small. i want a blade cx2. it isn't too small, and i saw my neighbor flying it outside.
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RE: micro for those boring rainy days?
yeah....trust me the bandit does not. i have run it in water once, all the nails are now rusted, and theres a little rust on the turnbuckles.
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RE: micro for those boring rainy days?
Get it wet, ffs, cars are for fun, enjoy it in all conditions or shelf queen the biatch of a thing. Buy a chopper for indoors.
l have wet weather trucks and dry weather ones, l couldnt imagine not driving in all conditions !
WD40 is your Water Displacement friend after driving in the wet ! Took them 40 attempts to get it right, hence WD'40' ! But it works !
Get her wet get her wet ! She will forgive you !
Wet weather driving is awesome fun !
l have wet weather trucks and dry weather ones, l couldnt imagine not driving in all conditions !
WD40 is your Water Displacement friend after driving in the wet ! Took them 40 attempts to get it right, hence WD'40' ! But it works !
Get her wet get her wet ! She will forgive you !
Wet weather driving is awesome fun !
03-16-2011, 06:48 AM
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yeah....trust me the bandit does not. i have run it in water once, all the nails are now rusted, and theres a little rust on the turnbuckles.
yeah....trust me the bandit does not. i have run it in water once, all the nails are now rusted, and theres a little rust on the turnbuckles.
Tried a mini heli I got outside. Inside it worked perfect was easy to control, outside it was extremely hard to control to the point it crashed, and broke its bar on top
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RE: micro for those boring rainy days?
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nails? you hammered your car together?
Tried a mini heli I got outside. Inside it worked perfect was easy to control, outside it was extremely hard to control to the point it crashed, and broke its bar on top
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yeah....trust me the bandit does not. i have run it in water once, all the nails are now rusted, and theres a little rust on the turnbuckles.
yeah....trust me the bandit does not. i have run it in water once, all the nails are now rusted, and theres a little rust on the turnbuckles.
Tried a mini heli I got outside. Inside it worked perfect was easy to control, outside it was extremely hard to control to the point it crashed, and broke its bar on top
