Axial Deadbolt SCX 24 on my micro crawler course 

In all honesty I don't put out a lot of content. When I made this video there weren't very many course ideas so I was just trying to help a few people get some ideas. Glad you enjoyed

Thank you. I need to redo it somewhere else. Just haven't decided where exactly. Lol

Heck yea that's awesome

Thank you

Yea I live right next to a creek, so before I had a course I'd take my losi rock rey down there. Then I started think how awesome it's be to have a smaller machine where i could drive year around inside or outside. So I got a basher Rocksta 1:24 and man they can crawl. They are cheap and have 4 wheel steering. Then the scx 24 came out. Everything kind of escalated quickly. My uncle bought the basher as well and we had talked about building a course. He built an awesome little course with a rope bridge .

Lol. It's a trap. You'll be hooked. It all starts with one then next thing you know you have 8

Thank you

Lol. It's fun for all ages

Thank you. Hopefully I can start making videos again soon. I still need to relocate the course

That's awesome. My uncle built a house first and inspired me to build one. He actually helped put this one together. My sons love it.

Lol I've had several SCX 24s and several basher rockstas on this course. In all honesty before the scx24 came put I bought 2 basher rockstas and thought seriously about getting an HBX devastator. How do you like it?

Thank you. It needs to be relocating soon. Lol

I had most of the material already. The most expensive part of it was the rubber mulch. Otherwise it wasn't bad. Ended up with about $200 in all of it.

Thanks. I need to get better videos of it when I finally get time.

Thank you. I'll try to get a better video next time that's a little closer up. This was videoed after me being up for 24 hours and working all night. Lol. I have a basher rocksta as well. I may attach my GoPro to it so I can follow the axial around and get better footage. But I was by myself

My uncle has a pretty awesome course as well if you want to check it out as well. Look up "Basher Rocksta with scrambler tires". His channel is 1LONEWOLF40. It was uploaded in the last 24 hours

Thanks

@@jamesbaker6705 👍🤙

Thank you. In all honesty it's not at the moment. It got flooded and doesnt look as good. I need to rebuild it soon.

Thank you

Yes it is. I've done a ton of upgrades to mine and my son's since I bought them and it was a very well thought out platform from the get go.

@@jamesbaker6705 I have done allot of upgrades to my scx24 to my course is for 1/10 scale little hard for the deadbolt but still fun have a great day my friend 😁👍

Thank you. Hopefully I can rebuild it soon. It got flooded recently

James Baker oh no, bigger and even better next time 👍🏼

@@RC4all yea hopefully. It didn't hurt much just pushed all the rubber mulch into the yard and messed up a couple other things. I'm gonna move it to a different location

They are a blast. I bought 1 as soon as it came out and a second one for my son a month later. I pre ordered the 67 Chevy scx24 a few months ago but ended up cancelling the order when it hot pushed back a while.

I haven't moved it yet. Lol. Hopefully coming soon. Covid and life hit hard. Trying to recover piece by piece. I started in the 1/10 game but fell in love with a basher rocksta then bought the SCX24s as soon as they came out. Thank you for the compliment though.

Thank you. Luckily i had most of the stuff to build this course. Just had to buy the landscape timbers and rubber mulch

Thank you

Lol depends on how close to Tennessee you are

Congratulations. They are a blast

I have 2 basher rockstas with all wheel steering and I put all wheel steering on my son's SCX24. It is very beneficial on this tight little course

Thank you. It took a little time but definitely turned out good.

Lol I wish I had a garage to build one in. I was pleased with how it turned out. I'm about to have to tear it all down and move it somewhere else though.

Thank you

Thanks bud. Im gonna move it down by the creek if I get a break in rain and chaos soon.

Honestly the bridge is just a bunch of scrap small pieces I had laying around that I Brad nailed together. The teeter totter is made with 1x4s for the sides and lower frame and the top is 1x2s I had laying around. I put a 1 1/4" dowel through the frame and screwed the 1x2s to it. it's extremely easy to do.

Thank you. We just got it completed this past weekend.

Lol most of it is made out of scraps I found around the yard. Lol.

@@jamesbaker6705 .. I have a nice little dirt section at the back of the garden I'm going to utilise for a mini coarse .. thanks for the inspiration 👍

That'll be awesome

@@jamesbaker6705 thanks for the inspiration .. this is what I achieved in the garden after watching your vid ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PpfSqlx3ShQ.html

Thank you. I need to redo it in the spring.

Thank you

Lol that's awesome

James Baker out of curiosity how much did it cost to make the course

Around $200. The rubber mulch was the most expensive part. I had the wood that I build the seesaw and bridge out of. The other bridges were made out of sticks and the tire was one I blew out on a trailer.

James Baker ok thanks