Stampede 4x4 VXL
#1

Another rehashed "new" design from Traxxas



Last edited by Freezebyte; 10-21-2010 at 08:03 PM.
#3

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Traxxas is the Wal-Mart of the RC community. Crap loads of cheap of american designed, chinese made RC products sold for a low price point with tons of marketing that excites and convinces everyone to buy their products that are at best, decent as a jack of all trades and good at none of them with substandard product quality.
Traxxas is the Wal-Mart of the RC community. Crap loads of cheap of american designed, chinese made RC products sold for a low price point with tons of marketing that excites and convinces everyone to buy their products that are at best, decent as a jack of all trades and good at none of them with substandard product quality.
#6

it is based on the slash 4x4 but with upright shocks
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hsWmRrudDc&feature=sub
and heres the cute little summit
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3zsdQBwBj8&feature=sub
stampedes are tiny, can't really compare it to a revo or flux, a lot of people will love them though
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hsWmRrudDc&feature=sub
and heres the cute little summit
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3zsdQBwBj8&feature=sub
stampedes are tiny, can't really compare it to a revo or flux, a lot of people will love them though
#7
Tech Fanatic
iTrader: (9)

That Stampede is interesting, should be a fun basher.
I'm not a fan of 1/16 scale stuff, but that Summit would be the one to get me in to it. Can you imagine a race held like the ATV 4x4 races with "logs" and such to climb over all throughout the track? I think that could get kinda fun.
I'm not a fan of 1/16 scale stuff, but that Summit would be the one to get me in to it. Can you imagine a race held like the ATV 4x4 races with "logs" and such to climb over all throughout the track? I think that could get kinda fun.
#9
Tech Master
iTrader: (83)

He he, you guys who only race think that anyone who doesnt race is "inferior" or something. I have 2 stampedes and LOVE them. Just because its not a 1/8 buggy or truggy doesnt mean its not a great truck. Traxxas stuff is durable and the day is long, easy to buy and own, easy to fix and get parts for and can be run by anyone.
And, thank goodness traxxas makes the products they do. How else would kids out there get into RC easily, then get addicted and want to try racing... how else would this sport/hobby advance if not for the entry level stuff. Never let yourself forget that its not the elite few racers who carry the sport, but the thousands of bashers out there buying the lower end stuff that funds the development of the high end race buggies you guys run every day.
And, thank goodness traxxas makes the products they do. How else would kids out there get into RC easily, then get addicted and want to try racing... how else would this sport/hobby advance if not for the entry level stuff. Never let yourself forget that its not the elite few racers who carry the sport, but the thousands of bashers out there buying the lower end stuff that funds the development of the high end race buggies you guys run every day.
#10

He he, you guys who only race think that anyone who doesnt race is "inferior" or something. I have 2 stampedes and LOVE them. Just because its not a 1/8 buggy or truggy doesnt mean its not a great truck. Traxxas stuff is durable and the day is long, easy to buy and own, easy to fix and get parts for and can be run by anyone.
And, thank goodness traxxas makes the products they do. How else would kids out there get into RC easily, then get addicted and want to try racing... how else would this sport/hobby advance if not for the entry level stuff. Never let yourself forget that its not the elite few racers who carry the sport, but the thousands of bashers out there buying the lower end stuff that funds the development of the high end race buggies you guys run every day.
And, thank goodness traxxas makes the products they do. How else would kids out there get into RC easily, then get addicted and want to try racing... how else would this sport/hobby advance if not for the entry level stuff. Never let yourself forget that its not the elite few racers who carry the sport, but the thousands of bashers out there buying the lower end stuff that funds the development of the high end race buggies you guys run every day.
#11
Tech Adept
iTrader: (4)

The E revo and E maxx, both require 2 battery pack's and 1/8th scale electronics. The 4x4 Stampede is going to allow people to have a 4x4 monster truck with less operating cost. More runtime with less chargers, and charge time needed to run. If you ask me the E maxx is the one that just became useless. The E revo can just be the next step up from the 4x4 Stampede.
#13
#14
Tech Apprentice

This mini summit looks cool. I had the Mini Slash and it was fast and fun but the Summit looks like it could still run over some pretty tough terrain.