Thinking about getting back into scale crawlers?

[ProfitOfDoom]

I was into crawlers about 4yrs ago. and just recently bought a traxxas summit on the spur of the moment from a local buyer and took it out a few times to bash around and found myself doing more crawling than anything,I forgot how much fun it is!
While I think the Summit is a fantastic truck,decent speed and crawling,I just really miss the scale look. Last time I was into it I bought a comp crawler and got into comps a few times and it was fun but I fell in love with scale trail. I ended up building a frame and some components and using axial trannies and axles,Im not looking to build anything homemade this time,I dont mind to build a kit,or a RTR,but what would be my best bet for some scale crawling? Im guessing a axial kit? I see they have a bunch to choose from and I been out of the rc crawling scene for sometime,so which one? I see a local guy is selling a new axial dingo kit local for 200? Good? are there better kits? Is there any difference in them,like the honcho or the dingo,just different bodies?

[Deerhurst]

A dingo kit for $200 is pretty good. The kit goes for around $250 new with no electronics.

The axial stuff is great to get going with. Pretty capable and the mods are endless.

The difference between a dingo and honcho is the body, wheels, tires, wheelbase and that the honcho comes RTR and the dingo is currently kit only.

[PhantomRS10]

What are ya waiting for... click buy it now and empty pockets will flow

[OFFROADRCKOREA]

200 is great depending on the condition of the rig, ya buy it, they are very easy to change and adapt bodies too that chassis making whatever kind o rig you want basically. Parts are plentiful and cheap for them as well. Thats a winner!

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