Team Durango vehicles
#17
I heard the same thing.. new versions coming. Great prices can't go wrong iMO. I've put a lot of wins on each of my Dingo's
#19
Tech Adept
iTrader: (4)
I love the durangos for their clean design.I believe they are the easiest kit to work.Thats what keep me on the bandwagon.Part support is not really a problem, as you drive the kit you learn the weak spots and you just order 2 or three of the parts you might break that weekend arms,drive shafts,spur's and maybe hubs. you just stock parts like you would for any other kit.
#24
Tech Initiate
I must say I bought a RTR desc210 and put a HW setup in it and moved some shock location and haven't changed anything else and the truck is very competitive
#25
Tech Master
iTrader: (15)
I absolutely do not see the need to upgrade any parts...I am a pretty sucky driver (flips, wrecks, etc) and have not broke a single part in over 5 full days of practice on my 210. Only problem I have had is the screw backs out holding the shock piston on...I probably did not use enough thread lock when assembling it. I have popped exactly 2 turnbuckles, and those were HUGE wrecks.
So impressed I ordered a DESC210 RTR today for my son...$175 after tower discounts.
The prices have dropped because Durango is introducing updated cars/trucks Q1 2014
So impressed I ordered a DESC210 RTR today for my son...$175 after tower discounts.
The prices have dropped because Durango is introducing updated cars/trucks Q1 2014
#27
Tech Fanatic
iTrader: (13)
their cars are decent, very interesting design.
usually require some upgrades, and you may easily ended up in that blinky hole.
the main reason it's become so inexpensive is that:
greatplane (huge mother company of tower hobbies) bought the durango brand, the company is loaded that they can afford to drop the price crazy if they want. With the new version coming, doesn't matter how much it's gonna change, they can just lower the price to a "crazy" level.
for example axial got acquired by greatplane then the axial exo's price dropped half in a few months.
usually require some upgrades, and you may easily ended up in that blinky hole.
the main reason it's become so inexpensive is that:
greatplane (huge mother company of tower hobbies) bought the durango brand, the company is loaded that they can afford to drop the price crazy if they want. With the new version coming, doesn't matter how much it's gonna change, they can just lower the price to a "crazy" level.
for example axial got acquired by greatplane then the axial exo's price dropped half in a few months.