2133. In the heart of a desolate junkyard, amidst piles of rusted metal and broken machinery, looms a colossal truck like a titan of the wasteland. Its towering form, once gleaming with chrome, now weathered and battered by the ravages of time, stands as a testament to survival in an unforgiving world.
Within this monstrous machine lies a secret haven, a sanctuary amidst chaos. The living quarters, though humble, offer a semblance of comfort amidst the harsh reality of the apocalypse.
Deeper within the bowels of the truck, a command center hums with life. Rows of monitors flicker with static, displaying fragmented images of the wasteland beyond. Maps and charts adorn the walls, each marked with the truck's past journeys and potential routes for the future.
Your journey in SCX24 is about to become epic with the Junkyard Dog. It's not a crawler. It's never meant to be. But it's so unique, its stance so unconventional, you may want to show it off more than any other rigs in your fleet!
See it in action:
https://youtu.be/WmBgQjJtAEIAssembly and painting required. This body will fit the C10 wheelbase. Compatible with the BYOB chassis.
THINGS YOU WILL NEED TO FINISH THE ASSEMBLY:
Plastic weld, or super glue.
Xacto knife.
Paint of your choice. The body comes in olive green.
You may need heavier duty shocks for the added weight of the body.
*body only, vehicle/chassis not included.
*scale human figures and LED lights are not included.
*print to order, allow a few days' processing time.
*DO NOT leave the product in areas that the temperature can reach over 125F (55C) degrees. The plastic can soften and deform.
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About Quadra Blue>
In the current RC industry, most body designs are based on pre-existing vehicles. As a fan of science fiction, I yearn to explore beyond the limits of our current reality and into what I like to refer to as the "unlikely future." Thanks to the SCX24 platform's compact size and mature 3D printing technology, I now have the perfect opportunity to bring my own design concepts to life, and thus, I've decided to embark on a new venture.