GraciousOne
Pebble Pounder
People rag on Axial for re-releasing the SCX10 a million times. How could Axial NOT do that? It's not like any major players (hint, hint, Traxxas) are seriously trying to take a piece of their pie. Go on any trail run - it's a MIRACLE if less than 90% of the rigs are Axial, or Axial-based, be it Wraith, AX10, or SCX10. And why not? They're damn good trucks. Not perfect, but no RC is - they all have flaws of some sort, just like 1:1 vehicles.
The real people to blame are the design/marketing/beancounters at other major RC manufacturers that have NOT taken the fight to Axial. Seriously, everyone in RC knows that scale rigs have been WHITE hot for years and years. Axial is making a killing off their 3 trail/scale platforms. What motivation do they have to do something new?
Just read the comments here:
So many people want/expect different things. Axial knows they're not going to please everyone unless they release 237 different new models. "Today's release is the 1.9 IFS KOH truck with 48P gears, brushless system, EXO front end with 2.5 mm shorter control arms" etc., etc.
Hey, I'd be THRILLED with a KOH/Ultra4 rig from Axial, but I'm just saying that, to an extent, you can't blame them for the "If it ain't broke and we're making truckloads of money don't fix it" attitude. Seriously, who else in the RC industry is really pushing them to step up their game?
The real people to blame are the design/marketing/beancounters at other major RC manufacturers that have NOT taken the fight to Axial. Seriously, everyone in RC knows that scale rigs have been WHITE hot for years and years. Axial is making a killing off their 3 trail/scale platforms. What motivation do they have to do something new?
Just read the comments here:
So many people want/expect different things. Axial knows they're not going to please everyone unless they release 237 different new models. "Today's release is the 1.9 IFS KOH truck with 48P gears, brushless system, EXO front end with 2.5 mm shorter control arms" etc., etc.
Hey, I'd be THRILLED with a KOH/Ultra4 rig from Axial, but I'm just saying that, to an extent, you can't blame them for the "If it ain't broke and we're making truckloads of money don't fix it" attitude. Seriously, who else in the RC industry is really pushing them to step up their game?