Teknological
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I have added the T-Bone wheelie bar since these pictures were taken and it's been to cold here in NJ to paint the Proline Baja Bug body I got for it.
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it's almost more fun to wrench than drive.
I totally get it!Congrats! Just built my first mt410 as well! I actually enjoyed building it so much that I’d be willing to build another for someone who doesn’t want to do it themselves.
I agree! I learned so much during the build AND it was fun.Congrats. Once you go kit you'll never wanna go back to rtr. It's a shame that so many good models are only RTR.
You learn so much, and if you're like me, it's almost more fun to wrench than drive.
Thanks! @WoodiELooks real good @Teknological. You might want to route that receiver antenna else where so it doesn't get wrapped up in the shocks and rip it out.
Oh wait a minute...that picture was from before I put the antenna tube on it. It's actually all set, at first I wondered what you meant, but just looked at the picture. @WoodiEThanks! @WoodiE
Nice job. I may have missed it but what body are you going with?
I have built and maintained a fair number of RC's. I love my Losi rigs like no other but the manuals are better served as target practice or TP which is so weird for such a good product.
I say the above because my MT420 was my first Tekno and 2nd race bred RC. You have got to be kidding me is what I said when I opened up the box and saw a manual in English and more than 1 page. I like building but didn't really want to build a kit at the time. Pauly helped me with a couple of parts in the manual I didn't understand and it was one of the best build experiences I had.
Then I ran the Tekno and other than 1/5 scale or it being free no way could I find a smoother, more durable and fun RC.Tekno will get my next purchase without question.
Get the Tekno, you'll be happy you did!I was actually going to buy the new revo but really thinking it would be wiser to buy tekno instead.
I have a castle sidewinder 8th ready to go.
I've only owned two Losi's, a DBXL-E, which I recently sold and a Mini Rally, I really enjoyed them both. I went with the Proline Racing Baja Bug body for my MT410. I am waiting for the warm weather to paint it.Nice job. I may have missed it but what body are you going with?
I have built and maintained a fair number of RC's. I love my Losi rigs like no other but the manuals are better served as target practice or TP which is so weird for such a good product.
I say the above because my MT420 was my first Tekno and 2nd race bred RC. You have got to be kidding me is what I said when I opened up the box and saw a manual in English and more than 1 page. I like building but didn't really want to build a kit at the time. Pauly helped me with a couple of parts in the manual I didn't understand and it was one of the best build experiences I had.
Then I ran the Tekno and other than 1/5 scale or it being free no way could I find a smoother, more durable and fun RC.Tekno will get my next purchase without question.
Do it! lolMT410 Kit eh? I must resist, I must resist...
Hi, I am fairly new to the Tekno family. In the middle of building my MT410. I was looking for information about placing the antenna wire and saw your post about the Traxxas forum deleting post about competition. My first RC truck was the Slash 4x4 1/10 scale that I mod the crap out of. I too got in trouble for mentioning using batteries that weren't Traxxas.It was actually the Traxxas forums where I heard about the MT410. Well, before the Traxxas Gestapo deleted the post and kicked the user for mentioning the competition.
When I got my V1 Erevo I went to Traxxas Forum and quickly realized it's a bunch of jerk holes with sticks up their butt about anything and everything so I joined 2 Erevo groups on FB. In one of them, I was called a pvssy for not running 6S and I was like 'well if you wanna pony up the money for replacement parts then sure, I'll run 6S on this financial mistake.' That Erevo was my first hobby grade RC and subsequently it was stolen from my carport hobby room along with everything else that made it go so I had to start all over and got a MT410. I'm glad the erevo was stolen and I got the MT410 because I was tired of buying replacement parts every paycheck. Unless I win some lottery money and buy a Traxxas and destroy it I'll never buy another RTR. Kits are where it's at.Hi, I am fairly new to the Tekno family. In the middle of building my MT410. I was looking for information about placing the antenna wire and saw your post about the Traxxas forum deleting post about competition. My first RC truck was the Slash 4x4 1/10 scale that I mod the crap out of. I too got in trouble for mentioning using batteries that weren't Traxxas.
Too funny, those Traxxas people need to chill a bit.
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