I had quite a few topples but each time I got a little further as I aimed to get the truck up the tree trunk. The weather is starting to dry up again, after a sad excuse of a winter with absolutely no snow whatsoever in southern Finland, so it's time to get the cars back on the road. I want to do a little adjustment on the linkage bars, but I can't seem to figure out out to remove them? I found that the rear steer worked well at times when I wanted to get the Truck back on track if the front wheels had slipped when lifting the car. The plug on the charger is a euro 2-pin type but it also ships with an adaptor if you are in the UK or USA.

and a few days later, it's totally dead, led on the charger was always green, even there was nothing left in the battery. One easy way to weight the wheels if you have airguns is to wrap the rim with some thin double-sided tape, stick 4. The body shell build is cheap, flimsy with paper stickers for lights and windows which are peeling away, and it actually looks better without it on (it's also a bugger to clip on to the chassis but that could be my own inexperience and ineptitude with this sort of thing).This car can drive forward and backward, steer left and right, the high quality of the car enables you to run on any terrain without damage.

The gearbox is 11mm tall with a footprint of 13mm by 12mm, has a 10mm D shaft and it's attached to a 6V (3-7V) motor. One very cool feature is that you can easily switch between four different steering modes, with just a press of a button on the transmitter. The difference is quite staggering, as there is now enough torque to go full lock even on sticky surfaces, and it's slightly but noticeably faster too. Just wondering if there are body shells out there that will fit and look better (doesn't have to look like a real life vehicle as long as it looks good), and maybe easier to take off to charge and perhaps be made to a higher standard too.

Thanks to it's diminutive size (190mm length, 125mm wide) there is always a lot of space to use the car. So as it is not waterproof (like me) I went back indoors impressed what this little truck could achieve. Overall it is great fun, not as fast as the Axiel Scx24 but the 4 wheel steering makes it as much fun for us. The throttle is smooth, there is not a lot of range as it reaches its maximum speed quickly, but with a gentle amount of throttle you can slow the car down for more precise manoeuvres. I happened to have a single SG90 of unknown quality (no sticker, could be a genuine TowerPro) and decided to swap the motor as a test.