Much thanks to Axial for providing me with the much more neat-o Spawn Wraith kit. I'm not usually a Wraithy kind of guy, but this one appeals to me, as the body is way cooler and has a more, I dunno, real appearance.
As with all Axial kits, it goes together really easily, with all the parts in the right bag and the correct number of screws. Instructions are super-easy to follow and anybody with some experience with kit building should have no trouble. There's some nice upgrades here over the RTR. Metal lower links, aluminum Icon-branded shocks, and front universals. The 2.2 Trepadors are some nice looking tires as well and are a welcome upgrade over the RTR's Ripsaws.
Here it is, all done!

That's a joke, it's not done. There's a bunch of steps that I skipped, as I won't be building this up as stock. The good folks at Vanquish make some really nice bits, and with that, I've decided to narrow the track width a bit and have put together a set of XR10-width Curries for this build. I'm pretty excited to bring it in a touch width-wise, which should help with the looks as well.

Much more to come!
As with all Axial kits, it goes together really easily, with all the parts in the right bag and the correct number of screws. Instructions are super-easy to follow and anybody with some experience with kit building should have no trouble. There's some nice upgrades here over the RTR. Metal lower links, aluminum Icon-branded shocks, and front universals. The 2.2 Trepadors are some nice looking tires as well and are a welcome upgrade over the RTR's Ripsaws.
Here it is, all done!

That's a joke, it's not done. There's a bunch of steps that I skipped, as I won't be building this up as stock. The good folks at Vanquish make some really nice bits, and with that, I've decided to narrow the track width a bit and have put together a set of XR10-width Curries for this build. I'm pretty excited to bring it in a touch width-wise, which should help with the looks as well.

Much more to come!