Carisma SCA-1E Range Rover First Trail Run: My First Real 1/10 RC Crawler!

Hello my friends! In this video I take my newly built Limited Edition Carisma SCA-1E 1981 Range Rover for it's first proper trail run at a park near to me. OK, it is not really finished, for a start it needs a driver figure, but at least I got the interior installed (kindly donated by Steve of RC Crawlers Mid-Wales) and managed to fabricate a rear body-mount to replace the standard roof body mount. All that worked out pretty good! However, going uphill was the easy part, but the descents were the problem. I really need to learn how to drive a dedicated crawler rig, or get the correct ESC, as I found the rig slamming on the drag brake or just plummeting down the slope with a little throttle applied. Perhaps you can give me some advice? Always learning, even at my ripe old age! Anyway, I really enjoyed the first trail run, even though I managed to snap off both mirrors, as you will see if you watch 'till the end! Overall, I really enjoyed running the Range Rover, and hope to improve the crawler over time, and my driving skills, of course! Take care out there, happy RCing to you all. Best regards from Mark... Visit RC Crawlers Mid-Wales here, you won't be disappointed! :    / @rccrawlersmid-wales645   Range Rover SCA-1E Limited Edition Specifications: Fully Licensed Classic 1981 4-Door Range Rover Body 1.9 CNC Range Rover 3 Spokes wheels 95mm ATSS True Scale Tyres LED Ready with Light Buckets and Lens Decals C-Section Steel Ladder Chassis & Cross Braces Combined CMS and Forward Battery Mount Stiffer Gen 2 Multi-position Shock Towers 285mm Standard SCA-1E Wheelbase Precision Alloy Oil Filled Shocks Full ball bearing kit Dimensions Weight: Approx. Approx: 2200g (Fully Built) Wheelbase: 285mm (adjustable) Height: 220mm (adjustable) Length: 480mm Width: 230mm Things You Need: Transmitter and Receiver ESC and Motor Steering Servo Battery 7.2v, 7.4v, 11.1v Suitable Charger Shock Oil Paint for Bodyshell Tools for Assembly