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As I have little regard to the 'crawling performance' of these vehicles I thought they would suit my application just fine.FORUM GUIDELINES: Please review the guidelines below before posting at WOODWEB's Interactive Message Boards ( return to top) The other aspect to the Creeper axles that i liked is they have a switchable diff lock, which means you can either have a working diff for tight cornering or a locked diff for better traction on rough terrain. One thing I particularly liked was the anodised aluminium beadlock rings which are very sci fi in design. Others had already done this reasonably successfully so I had a go. I got a couple of the kits thinking I could attempt to make a 6X6 chassis. It was not as successful and has since been discontinued and for a little while back in 2011 they could be had new quite cheaply. Here is the Venom Creeper as it is supposed to be, a rock crawling RC vehicle supposedly to compete with the Axial Rock crawlers.

The original post for this from 2011 got accidentally deleted while I was trying to add a link to the next part, so I am going to recreate it here for a part 2.