Orlandoo Hunter OH32X02 Trophy Truck

[@GARYU-S44]

Thank you for always sharing so much fun 👍 I'll come visit again🤝😄🎶

[@BlackSeaRC]

These Orlandoo Hunter RC cars are pretty much unique in the RC world. Great fun to drive but very difficult to work on.

[@GARYU-S44]

@@BlackSeaRC👍🎶😄

[@carloshnunez]

Very nice truck my friend 🔵🔵🔵🙂🙂🙂👍👍👍🔵🔵🔵

[@BlackSeaRC]

I should have tried some jumps really to test the suspension, but it is difficult to film a fast moving vehicle that is so small.

[@rc-dom-uk]

nice truck . i always get big lugs or sand paddles and watch this thing fly across the deep sand 😊👍

[@BlackSeaRC]

There are some 3D printed sand paddle tyres that will fit this truck. It would be interesting to see what sort of difference they would make on soft sand.

[@Bananagng]

It’s cute and really cool but 200 dollars for a decent build is silly 😂 I’ll be putting an old fms high speed brushed motor in mine 40,000 rpm will make that little hot wheel fly!

[@BlackSeaRC]

I have to agree with you. You can buy a decent 1:10 scale RC car for the same price and it will drive much better. I bought one because I have tried just about every type of RC vehicle and wanted something a bit different. There are people who only have small scale RC vehicles in their collection and I wanted the challenge of building one for myself. Would I get another? It would have to be really amazing to tempt me because there are so many other great products on the market and the levels of frustration during the build are hard to forget!

[@bradkalman2353]

It could be used for short course applications.

[@BlackSeaRC]

I reckon if you had a nice outdoor course and a couple of friends with these, it would be great fun. On the other hand, it is almost as cheap to just drive a Tamiya 1:10 scale buggy!