'Those' Chinese CNC crawlers

[craigrobbo]

Hey guys.

Here is the crawler I am talking about:

Fully CNC Metal Electric 1:10 Scale RC Remote Control ROCK CRAWLER MRC10 SCX10 | eBay

They appear to look like they use Axial transmission parts, But I was wondering if anyone on here actually had one to verify?

I would like to get one to convert into an FoFF

Cheers

Craig

[TrailDawg362]

Lots of bling, that's for sure. I've honestly never heard of this one.

[crawl-o-matic]

All that and then they put plastic rod ends on it

[WHITE-TRASH]

Considering that's a close copy of the Scx10 I'd say yea, its an axial copied trans.


This ar10 is a copy of the ax10 with a tcs eclipse chassis.

[MotoMudder]

"High-end RC Crawler. Made in China."

[xCoolHandLukex]

Product Features:
95% of the the MRC10 simulation climbing car the whole car for CNC metal parts assembled. The end of the super-simulation of the car, have all been upgraded configuration, luxurious metallic finish, high CNC technology, produced by the factory of the famous European to climb brand on behalf of absolutely first-class quality assurance. Lets you experience unprecedented super simulation climbing fun!

I hope his build quality is better than his English.

[craigrobbo]

I'v been thinking of getting one to convert to an FoFF but i just am not keen on a few things.

1 them semi sphere knuckles and the fact it doesn't have a lock out(or an apparent way to fit one)

[adamargue]

Looks like someone took a scx and put all the parts integy make for it on it.

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[Meatwad]

Kinda look like TopCad parts, well the axles anyway... They're known for making parts in multiple anodized colors.




Ebay listing:

[rangercat23]

Looks like a whole lot of integy...

[Jcplante]

Holy metal!! Theres a reason most companys use a lot of high impact plastic. That thing looks heavvvvy

[monkeyracer]

Originally Posted by asiatees.com

If you have ever had any parts from Integy chances are you have had parts from TopCad. Most of the Integy RC upgrade parts are manufactured by TopCad.

It looks like the seller assembled all the aluminum parts that topcad makes in one package.
It looks sturdy enough, although weight might be an issue as has been said.

[mitchr97]

Looks like a bunch of asiatees parts put togather into an scx10. Except for the driveshafts, which is problably the only "good" parts.

[Nvghostrider]

Hope the screws on the bottom of the pumpkins are non essential parts.

[MailManX]

Originally Posted by MotoMudder

"High-end RC Crawler. Made in China."

I know it's 5-years later, but I wanted to say, "Aren't ALL of them made in China? Even the big brand names?"

But seriously, it looks to me like these Chinese Bling-rigs are low-quality clones. The reason I found this thread all these years later is that I ran across some of the Bling-rigs myself today on Ebay.

Here's an example (since the link above is dead now):
eBay

THIS is the first bling that I ran across because I have been looking for a 6x6 to build-up. I love the look of this, but I know nothing about the quality. I'm sure it is suspect:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1-10-6x6-Hi...YAAOSwgkRVUAwN

I found it interesting that the "brand" in the description is "sylvian1975" which is also his ebay handle. I also found it interesting that his store has quite a few legitimate items. At least I think they are legitimate. He certainly has decent seller feedback:
https://www.ebay.com/sch/sylvian1975...?_trksid=p3692

[Skroober]

Originally Posted by MailManX

I know it's 5-years later, but I wanted to say, "Aren't ALL of them made in China? Even the big brand names?

I seem to recall made in Tawain on a lot of my RC kits/parts. Though depending on your viewpoint you might think of those as the same...

[MailManX]

Originally Posted by Skroober

I seem to recall made in Tawain on a lot of my RC kits/parts. Though depending on your viewpoint you might think of those as the same...

Good point. Also, I think I heard that Gmade is Korea and some brands are made in the Phillipines? So I did stretch the point a bit. Sorry!