MrCake

Was also going to say the tyres and wheels look a little odd but looking forward to seeing some reviews.

Got my updated free CVD kit in the post! Not had any issues with mine yet so will keep it with my spares.

With the other WL models such as the 124016, the blue steering wheel designated they were the V2 which removed pretty much all the throttle lag.

Could be very tempting if the price is reasonable!

I would log a ticket with TC. I logged one to check that mine had worked and got a reply in less than 24hra

Meant to say you do need the product code but find your exact model including colour on Modelsport, and the product code is at the top of the page.

You can now get the updated CVD rebuild kit for free if you register your Kagama here. It also applies to the new 4s models. https://registration.corally.com/ It doesn't even need proof of purchase and you should get on the list to receive the kit. I didn't get a confirmation email of registration, but put a ticket in with TC and they said it worked and I was on the list.

An early run of the Big Rock. Got there early to beat all the dog walkers and it was fantastic. Was a lot of fun and I always forget how good this truck is. I also forgot that it was a shakedown until part way through of the GPM alloy diff case I fitted in winter, but all seemed good even with lots of wheelies to stress it out

Good choice, metal wheel variant?

I have the DDF350 and have found it really good, and it feels nice quality to use. Not sure if there is updated firmware yet but it does only have a 10 model memory.

Ha ha oh that doesn't bode well. The dust was very fine so that probably didn't help

Took the mini Mojave out for its first proper run. Loads of fun, and love how it looks and drives. My first clipless body and can't say I am a fan as it was tricky to remove once I hit lvc. The 2200Mah batteries also drained pretty quick but I was full throttle most of the time 🤣

It still feels super niche to me and my biggest headache is finding somewhere good to run them. In my own local area, a lot of the green areas are now new houses or industrial units. Any remaining good places are then usually popular with people/dogs and I feel like a spend most of the time with my head on a swivel looking out for any humans who probably don't realise the mass and speed of something 1:8 or even 1:10. This takes away a lot of the enjoyment for me. Other hobbies seem more straightforward and for instance if I was into fishing, I could find a local lake. RC bashing seemingly has to fit into random spots not necessarily intended for RC.

Got the DR8 very, very dusty! Trying a new spot which was pretty good but even early in the day there were lots of runners and dog walkers that I had to keep stopping for to avoid giving them a dust shower. Few too many larger stones around as well which jammed the servo a couple of times.