well i got an axial ax10, first off, its such a neat concept, i mean a CRAWLER KIT! yay, ok on to the review
first, this is a completely unassembled kit, its all bagged together though, bags a-g, and a bag of the plastic parts (WITH SPARES!!!! woo) everything is metal with the exception of axle casing, knuckles, and the skid plate. the axles are bulked up in the right spots and the look darn scale, the hardest part of the assembly was the beadlock tires ironically, i would rather glue them, but the beadlocks look cool, caution! thin the tire foams or dont use them, they are too bulky
electronics: i used a duratrax fwd/reverse esc, futaba metal gear high torque servo, 2pl w/ reciever, im using a sanyo nicad pack atm, and 65 t inegy lathe yes they arent anything too oogle at, but they do the job
Chassis: this is rock solid period, no complaints so far
suspension: stock settings are waaaayyyyy too stiff, i will be rebuilding them with aluminum bodies and softer springs and new rubber stoppers, the titanium shafts are dam nice
body: the b-17 betty is decent, it will be my beater, while my proline ambush will be my cool factor body
wheels and tires: as i said, hard to assemble, the foams are soft enough, the tires are really grippy, the rings and rims are cool if you are quick at loosening 48 hex screws, i may switch to copper bb's in my tires
gears: great, i foresee no problems with them they are tough and the pre-locked gears are a clean plus
overall i cannot judge it quite yet, as i have no time to really run it yet as i just assembled it
updated pics
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first, this is a completely unassembled kit, its all bagged together though, bags a-g, and a bag of the plastic parts (WITH SPARES!!!! woo) everything is metal with the exception of axle casing, knuckles, and the skid plate. the axles are bulked up in the right spots and the look darn scale, the hardest part of the assembly was the beadlock tires ironically, i would rather glue them, but the beadlocks look cool, caution! thin the tire foams or dont use them, they are too bulky
electronics: i used a duratrax fwd/reverse esc, futaba metal gear high torque servo, 2pl w/ reciever, im using a sanyo nicad pack atm, and 65 t inegy lathe yes they arent anything too oogle at, but they do the job
Chassis: this is rock solid period, no complaints so far
suspension: stock settings are waaaayyyyy too stiff, i will be rebuilding them with aluminum bodies and softer springs and new rubber stoppers, the titanium shafts are dam nice
body: the b-17 betty is decent, it will be my beater, while my proline ambush will be my cool factor body
wheels and tires: as i said, hard to assemble, the foams are soft enough, the tires are really grippy, the rings and rims are cool if you are quick at loosening 48 hex screws, i may switch to copper bb's in my tires
gears: great, i foresee no problems with them they are tough and the pre-locked gears are a clean plus
overall i cannot judge it quite yet, as i have no time to really run it yet as i just assembled it
updated pics
FEMA: Fancy English Muffin Association
somehow I missed this review.. nice job nismo. just used teh scorpion axles as a basis for my girls crawler. still need to finish teh drive train and find
another body as the f350 got destroyed while moving 
