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Been having a blast with this truck so far. I have taken it on many trails and added some upgrades to it bit by bit. Whole host of photos to follow. Hoping to get a few videos done once the weather improves and my usual trail walks are not just muddy death traps. Upgrades so far: Hobbywing Axe 2100kv motor and ESC combo. Power HD high torque servo. Spektrum 2.4ghz 3 channel reciever. Tamiya lighting kit (need a few more lights to complete it) Treal 1.9" bead lock wheels. Knights customs 3D printed front and rear light buckets. Element RC enduro mud guards. Along with other little details like tire lettering paint and matte black vinyl wheel arches. Still loads more things i'd like to add to it over time like scale accessories instead of the rear tent. Another set of wheels and tires, roof rack and lights, winch servo... the list goes on. Please show us your Element Knightrunners!

Only me! Built myself (most of) an Enduro kit while bored and off work. Body is going to be another Power Wagon, yes I know I already have one, but I just like them, the style gives so much flexibility to get creative and not be hampered too much by wheelbase. Not to mention they are lightweight with no bed and look pretty awesome in 'raw' form in my humble opinion, so... Another Power Wagon it is. Since my old one is now named The Other Woman, my SCX10 spare parts box truck is Basic B!tch, this one is Means Business. The aim of this build is a bit of a no expense spared, but I don't plan to throw every single upgrade on it, I want to keep it light, with no added wheel weights and such, so elecs are HobbyWing AXE 2300kv combo, Savox 1230, mated to my Spektrum DX4C.. Although I do keep looking at the DX5 Rugged. Unfortunately don't have my large bench anymore, but this work space is okay, after building a new PC, I decided to have it sat on the floor, so it freed up space here. A very rough mock up. I did plan to repurpose the bed I had on The Other Woman, but it did suffer a little damage on the other truck (which is now a bit of a basher/crawler/thing lol) so I will either try to repair it or use it as a template, the chassis rails on the Enduro are different to the Axials anyway, so using it as a template might be better. And yes I am aware the rear wheels are currently weighted, none of them will be when my tyres get here from Amain, I'm going with some Pitbull Growlers... Haven't decided on foams yet, I will run the stock ones for a test period, if I feel they aren't performing optimally when the tyres are broken in, I will get some Crawler Innovations ordered. And unfortunately, I have received yet ANOTHER defective Pro-line bodyshell. I really wish us in the UK had better options for bodyshells, because I am getting a little fed up of this Pro-line junk, not to sound hateful, but this must be about the 6th or 7th crawler shell I've had with manufacturing defects and if I include my basher ones and ones that have snapped on the first run, I'm up to at least 15, that's a lot of money at £30-60 per shell.