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    FMS 1:24 FCX24 Chevrolet K5 Blazer RTR

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    Among the few incredible legendary cars. The Chevrolet K5 Blazer is a representative of the famous C/K series, it was with the full-size C/K pickup chassis, strong power, and comprehensive configuration,  and it once overwhelmed other competitors in the SUV market in the olden times, and sold well all over the United States. For paying tribute to this once popular American hard-core off-road vehicle, FMS has obtained the support and authorization of Chevrolet Motor Company, and grandly launched this simulation RC car - FCX24 CHEVROLET K5 BLAZER.

    We designed a pioneeringly two-speed transmission into a micro 1/24 Chevrolet K5 Blazer, reaching maximum mechanical performance in the smallest size. Combining off-road capability with automatic transmission,  and with a heavy-duty 4-Likn suspension high-performance climbing chassis, both racing and climbing can be achieved! The bodywork comes in three representative colors of American car culture in the 1970s – red, brown, and black, and relives the old American feelings. Special electroplated stickers are innovatively used to highly restore the appearance design of the car body.

    This highly collectible and richly playable simulation RC car, now let's enjoy the infinite charm of K5 together!

    Features:

    • Ready to run model
    • Groundbreaking two-speed transmission
    • High-passability door bridge design
    • Hydraulic shock absorber system
    • High-performance climbing base
    • Four-link transmission system
    • Simulation of the hard plastic car shell
    • Remote control lighting system
    • Portal Axle (metal gear)
    • Metal gears steering servo
    • High-strength integrated nylon frame
    • Rapid Separation of car body
    • Optional modification parts, like the front bumper, rooftop rack etc

    Specification:

    • Radio Control: 118 x 73 x 145mm, 130g (Battery not Included)
    • Model Vehicle: 253 x 129 x 128mm, 442g(Battery not Included
    • Tire: D:54.8mm , W:19.5mm
    • Wheel Base:  139mm
    • Ground Clearance: 38mm
    • Approach Angle: 57°
    • Departure Angle: 45°
    • Driving Speed: 8km/h Max
    • Remote Control Distance: 30m
    • Operating duration time: 20mins
    • Key functions: Two Speed Transmission/Smart light effect
    • Remote control: G3+ R3A transmitter, receiver with ESC group control board

    What's in Box:

    • 1 x 1:24 FCX24 CHEVROLET K5 BLAZER TRUCK RTR
    • 1 x 2.4GHz Transmitter
    • 1 x 2-in-1 Receiver / 40A ESC (installed)
    • 1 x 130 Brushed Motor (installed)
    • 1 x 9g Plastic Digital Servo (installed)
    • 1 x 13g Metal Digital Servo (installed)
    • 1 x 7.4V 380 mAh Battery
    • 1 x USB Battery Charger
    • 1 x Hex Wrench Socket
    • 1 x Product Manual

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    2 hours ago, Rustic Ade said:

    What do you reckon the damage will be?

    Oh, I should think around 124 GBP...

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    I think small crawlers are not very usable and maybe a little flimsy, but dare i say it but i think i will end up with one of these in a couple of months, i see Injora have loads of hop up parts to fit it, lots of brass bits, really nice beadlock wheels and decent tyres, i can see me getting one and a pile of goodies

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    5 minutes ago, Lone-wolf said:

    I think small crawlers are not very usable and maybe a little flimsy, but dare i say it but i think i will end up with one of these in a couple of months, i see Injora have loads of hop up parts to fit it, lots of brass bits, really nice beadlock wheels and decent tyres, i can see me getting one and a pile of goodies

    They are very useable, you need only a very small, and temporary area to use them in. 

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    1 hour ago, Rustic Ade said:

    They are very useable, you need only a very small, and temporary area to use them in. 

     

    Absolutely!  Even with 1:10 scale I sometimes find myself wishing for more challenging terrain but with something like 1:18 or 1:24, you can always find somewhere to drive it.

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    5 hours ago, BlackSeaRC said:

     

    Absolutely!  Even with 1:10 scale I sometimes find myself wishing for more challenging terrain but with something like 1:18 or 1:24, you can always find somewhere to drive it.

     

    Infront of the telly, stack of books, cushions, sofa, dog. Imagination is the limit 😁

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    I’ve got the power wagon version and they are the best rtr mini crawlers out there. Defo getting one of these in black.

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    10 hours ago, Rorys Breaker said:

    I’ve got the power wagon version and they are the best rtr mini crawlers out there. 

     

    Whilst i agree this model and to be honest all the fms/roc hobby micro crawlers are very good, i honestly dont believe them to be the best out there.

     

    ive had, losi micro crawlers, ftx mini 2.0, the ftx mini 3.0 (under a different brand i cant think of), axial scx24, roc hobby Land Cruiser, eazy rc glacier (light blue pick up which is my lads) and finally the Trx4m’s. 

     

    I still wouldn’t mind a Mogrich though if any ever come up for sale….

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    8 hours ago, Gaz! said:

     

    Whilst i agree this model and to be honest all the fms/roc hobby micro crawlers are very good, i honestly dont believe them to be the best out there.

     

    ive had, losi micro crawlers, ftx mini 2.0, the ftx mini 3.0 (under a different brand i cant think of), axial scx24, roc hobby Land Cruiser, eazy rc glacier (light blue pick up which is my lads) and finally the Trx4m’s. 

     

    I still wouldn’t mind a Mogrich though if any ever come up for sale….

     

    So which is your favourite child?

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    It looks like i will be ordering the Black K5, and i have put  together a list of nice brass parts from Injora, now i have to say i did and still do feel the small crawlers are limited but this FCX is large for 1/14th, it looks fun to tinker with and a case of running it on suitable terrain, just could do with selling some more stuff first 

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    On 23/04/2023 at 18:27, Lone-wolf said:

    It looks like i will be ordering the Black K5, and i have put  together a list of nice brass parts from Injora, now i have to say i did and still do feel the small crawlers are limited but this FCX is large for 1/14th, it looks fun to tinker with and a case of running it on suitable terrain, just could do with selling some more stuff first 

    I think it's particularly small for 1/14th. I'd say it was closer to 1/24th. 

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    22 minutes ago, chewbacca said:

    I think it's particularly small for 1/14th. I'd say it was closer to 1/24th. 

    congrats, you spotted the deliberate mistake............i should of put 1/24th, i dont think i will be getting one as nobody is buying my low priced  excellent used stuff

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    I ended up doing pre order on the black one, then spent out on a lot of hop ups and still waiting for the truck

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    On 24/05/2023 at 05:17, Lone-wolf said:

    I ended up doing pre order on the black one, then spent out on a lot of hop ups and still waiting for the truck

    I did exactly the same 😂 

     

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    On 05/06/2023 at 10:30, steephill said:

    I did exactly the same 😂 

     

    I pre ordered from wheelspin, at least i got it at the lower price £119, hopefully after all this waiting it should be here in a couple of weeks now

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    Have these still not arrived?? Wasn’t it supposed to be early June??

    lets hope they are worth the wait. :insane:

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    2 hours ago, Gaz! said:

    Have these still not arrived?? Wasn’t it supposed to be early June??

    lets hope they are worth the wait. :insane:

    Its always the UK that get stuff last as we not important, its now said to be June 19th arrival, but on the FB group the guys in the USA are really heaping praise on this little Blazer, every one is saying its way better than trx4m

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    I'm afraid to say the second that I saw nylon parts being advertised as a plus, I lost all interest in it. if I won't let nylon near my guitars unless it's very high quality nylon strings, there is no way in hell I'd want anything made of nylon on an RC anything, especially if it's going to be under the slightest amount of stress.  Nylon loves to stretch and it would shock people just how much and how easily nylon likes to stretch - try tuning a classical guitar with a cheap set of nylon strings it will never hold it's tune.

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    A lot of the nylon parts for rc are far better than metal, RPM arms are a nylon type plastic I believe and I’d run them over aluminium every day of the week.

    Nylon for guitar strings is almost certainly a different blend to that used for rc parts.

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    I see wheelspin have pushed the due date yet again its now expected 28th June, at this rate it will be an xmas pressie

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