ORCRC crawling action..err, more like down hill action! 56K warning!

[Toyofast]

Weekly dose of ORCRC antics......


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Where are the shock? Wait... what makes this Clod work? :twisted:

http://www.rcrockgear.com/ORCRC/2005/03-20-2005/PICT7037.jpg



'Twrag hittin' the trails...

http://www.rcrockgear.com/ORCRC/2005/03-20-2005/PICT7038.jpg

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:lol:

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And then another GREAT video from Dork Star Productions who were on site to capture the action!

http://www.gerrish.net/clack2final.wmv 30mb

[tadium54]

Nice pics. Just a quick question- what digital camera do you use? I'm looking to get a decent one

[Toyofast]

Nice pics. Just a quick question- what digital camera do you use? I'm looking to get a decent one


People always ask me what camera... I think it surprises many as I use a quite cheap camera. Sure, 5 years ago it was pretty good.

I am using a Konica KD-200Z camera. It's only 2.1 Mega Pixels but has survived many rain storms, mud, tumble down rocks and coffee spills :D

This one I found on eBay is a 2.0 Mega Pixel pretty much the same but look at the price! Excelent deal!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=30005&item=7502213547&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW

[tadium54]

Cool. I have a Canon S230, but think I need to realy learn how to use it so it takes decent shots

[cnroman]

Thanks for the video, opening looks like a scene from "Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome". Also love the Tamiya Toureg scrabbing around for grip.
Keep em comming.

[ducati777]

I love these posts.... Nice pics.

[dub-c]

how old was that piece of bread at the end?, lol NIce vid

[primuswoostinkinhoo]

was there no sound in the video or is my computer being gay?

[Toyofast]

how old was that piece of bread at the end?, lol NIce vid

I'm not exactly sure but mold never grew on it and it's hard as a rock. Inside you'll find some PB&J, although I'm not sure how good it is :D I'll put it's age to about 3 months, maybe more :eek:




was there no sound in the video or is my computer being gay?


There is excellent muzak in the video..I think your computer is really happy. ;)

[maxxamillion]

Looking good! I'm getting the crawling fever too. Did I see a couple of shafties? Twin Force based? I think thats what I want to build off of.
Sure looks like the Snoqualmie river up here in Seattle land...
Keep the crawling action coming. :)

[TimisTim]

Im always amazed by the crawlers, I just built my losi XXX-T into an XXX-MT (monster truck), and went out to do some crawling but it is hopless because I dont have a locked rear end or 4wd. I'll just watch the videos for now.

[Bunsincunsin]

Cool! Sweet vid. What kind of crawler is the one with the red shell? Is it custom?

[TMaxxBenny25]

I love these awesome crawlers. My T4 crawls pretty good with dirt hawgs on it. I climb some 4 to 6 ince rocks in my neighbors yard.

[Toyofast]

What kind of crawler is the one with the red shell? Is it custom?


Most crawlers are custom. Even though I can get my hands on nice crawler goods pretty easily, since I own RCRockGear :D



Be sure to check out more videos of the ORCRC antics from Dork Star Productions!

Most links at the top of the page are videos:
http://www.gerrish.net/rc.htm






BTW, for those who have a Maxx..... turn that dust collector into a crawler ;) RCRG Maxx SAS kit -





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