CAPO QUEEN - KiNG of the HAMMERS 1/8 Scale Truck | RC ADVENTURES

[@jeremymartens3919]

What a beautiful machine, and what a pleasure it was to watch you build it

[@recircuit_craxy8687]

i've been watching your videos for so long now. uk i just felt like going back and watching some of your old videos and it felt so nostalgic, i still remember coming home form school and watching some rc cars jumping, cars bashing through mud trails and all that crazy stuff. it's still so fun to watch your videos man. 🙌🙌

[@aaronbyrd8428]

I freakin love the slo mo suspension stuff. Oh my, goodness is playing on the RCSPARKS channel today!!

[@RCplamodel]

cool new look, RC with great adventure, always good videos bro👍👍😃 The scenery is very beautiful, the video is good to watch and the rc car is very nice and cool.

[@rickyjessome4359]

Brother the queen is amazing! I don't know what else to say about to be honest. Always the best content. Cheers Sir!

[@ucitymetalhead]

Man that is awesome especially with the figures.

[@rcOhio]

Just a beautiful machine Aaron! It’s like a scaled down Vekta.5!

[@SnowPiercer1975]

Looks very similar to the Vaterra Twin Hammers 1/12th scale

[@pwarren1516]

The front suspension looks like it could be softened up a bit. Just looks kinda stiff through the camera anyway. God I'm jealous though, such a beautiful truck.

[@MauzyrockRC]

NOM NOM NOM NOM NOM! I am pretty in love with this CAPO kit... I sorta feel pretty intimidated though. I am still relatively new to RC (3 years) And this kit seems next level, not to mention saving up ( dunno the price) for it and the peripherals. Hmmm We'll see. Awesome run dude!!

[@MBS72studios]

i love watching your vids and have been watching since year 2

[@sergiososa5855]

⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡ full power electric power electricfriend!!!!

[@rclife420]

Sick video man, some sweet slow mo action 🤘🏻

[@Bitathisandthat]

Wot a gorgeous looking truck.

[@nathanjorstad479]

Amazing suspension works great heavy metal man 🤘

[@jesuswarrior6468]

Just need 5th scale now aey mate. Very nice looking truck

[@giostealthr1]

Headed to Vancouver

[@Mr.Blackhatt]

🖤Beast Bro!🖤

[@chrishummel2181]

Man she is a beast not getting stuck anywhere makes me want to get one but little out of my price range

[@donaldegreco]

Sure is beautiful there. What part do you think will fail first?

[@jakequaempts5234]

Nice 🎉

[@rcmcguyver7561]

Awesome RC medic

[@derekboyko7984]

Love it when they scream

[@Godsbest777]

Man Aaron I Love this Build....I'm thinking this might be my favorite build from you..I thought you topped it with the Primal RC with the rear wheel steer...But it's just something about this Queen😂

[@rookie101_]

I love "the bite scale" lol

[@terrellscaife2411]

Cool 😎

[@greysenferrill4095]

Perfect

[@ryand4786]

Super cool , but where’s the boaterhome ??!!! 😂

[@isme959]

if only you had some RC vehicals for triming and stacking wood so you could clear the trail in style. logging wars!

[@tthulsey]

Yes turn out so awesome 🤩 Need a king of the hammers obstacle 😝🤩💯💯💯💯

[@willried4916]

Nice day for a rip indeed

[@SnowPiercer1975]

Looks a lot like my Vaterra Twin Hammers. Although probably much heavier and more durable. With some basic mods the Hammers is a surprisingly reliable little rig

[@junjunmulleda5467]

Love following this build. What size wheels/tires do you run?

[@DirtDobberRC]

Man that’s a sweet ride! I have an add 10 clone with hobby wing fusion se. Transmitter I’m using is radiolink rc6gs v3. Quick question, when I give throttle it’ll roll but if I run through tall grass or go up a hill the motor spins but the axles don’t. The axels are all ok nothing wrong with them. What do you think my problem is?

[@SleekHobbies88]

Lol so Kool appreciate the slick collection of Rc, stay blessed.

[@markpottle1828]

I would put some droop in the suspension. That's just me, but it's a beautiful rig

[@makestuffbetter19]

2:26 side hillbilly? Haha!

[@LaneVostad]

You should get the Traxxas TRX 4

[@gianluca.b7011]

Hello there!

[@CH-RC]

Spring rate seems a bit high. Little stiff looking

[@ReginaYeboaa-k9w]

Where can I get this pls I am from Ghana

[@aaronbyrd8428]

Man I really think you need to change the channels name to RCSPARKSRCHEAVEN!! I mean have you guys paid attention? This is a snapshot of rc heaven. Not envious just can appreciate the beauty of it all.

[@raymonde.tanneratomic-rc9370]

Shocks are little stiff

[@Fluterra]

It sounds Terrible! Why? Other builds don’t sound like this.

[@evanmiller1642]

Dude grey hair, wtf happened

[@TheRealRCSparks]

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