A SMARTER UTB18

4-wheel steering allows the Axial UTB18 Capra 4WS Unlimited Trail Buggy to climb any hill and take on any trail or terrain, indoors or out. With 4WS, this Capra dominates the mini RC crawler category. It’s also fully ready-to-run, and at 1/18 scale, very affordable. Whether you’re a veteran RC crawling enthusiast or a new modeler bringing home your first RC rig, the UTB18 Capra 4WS makes it easy to add adventure to your life almost anywhere.

The SCX10 III Base Camp redefines sport-level crawler. In fact, there’s nothing sport about it – other than the budget-friendly price point. Loaded with scale overland accessories, new graphics, and Spektrum electronics, the SCX10 III Base Camp is the absolute top choice when you want a lot for a little.

The SCX24 Base Camp is the perfect choice for both beginners looking for their first crawler and experienced enthusiasts needing a base for their next project. Unlike other sport-level micro RC crawlers, the ready-to-run Axial SCX24 Base Camp doesn’t cut the price by compromising performance. Instead, it packs plenty of trail-proven engineering into its 1/24 scale size, including a steel chassis and ball bearings — plus a Spektrum radio, charger, and LiPo battery for reliable power and precise control. And it’s still the best value available in a micro rock crawler! And unlike other crawlers in its class, the SCX24 Base Camp has almost limitless hop-up potential. The sky is the limit when you start with a Base Camp, which has unmatched factory and aftermarket support.

The Axial® SCX24™ Lexus GX 470 adds style and power with an overlanding flair. The injection molded ABS body is officially licensed and loaded with details and scale accessories. A roof holds a storage container, removable recovery boards and is tied in with a ladder. A snorkel and side mounted containers round out the accessories. As with all SCX24 vehicles, everything you need is included.

Where To Next?

My Axial Adventures are usually spent with friends or my son. This film shows the time we recently spent together in Wales, in particular Brecon Beacons and Snowdonia. I used to come here when I was younger and loved climbing, hiking and just hanging out. So that's what we did – with a little wild camping, cooking and RC's thrown in for good measure. With no real phone network it really was an adventure with no distractions. Father and son time that I cherished and he thoroughly enjoyed - where will your adventure be?