Project Wrexo – Body Off Photos
By Axial Staff on Mar 01, 2013
Most of you have seen a couple sneak peek photos of the latest project I have been working on dubbed “Project Wrexo.” Here are a few more teaser shots for you to check out. More details will be released on this project soon, as well as some video. So stay tuned to Axial’s blog for the latest!
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16 Comments:
I am a huge Axial fan now that I have a wraith. I would be O so happy to put this to the test and report back with weak points of possible ways to improve the next great creation made by Axial.
If nothing else, know that this looks like a wicked machine
I am actually impressed with the look this took on. good job!
This is badass. is
So when will a kit like this be released
I’m sure it’s not just me who wants one!
really like. want
hey I love the new build. how can I build a rear end like that for my wraith?
And please sell in kit version
Love the use of the old AX chassis there to make the shock mount brackets. That’s a good use for that, and everyone has them laying around. I look forward to the details.
How
How about narrower axials for more of a crawler scale?
when it wil be launched im exited to buy it
Nice car
How about a prototype rock racer to compete with the Vaterra Twin Hammers.
I have been sorely tempted by the dual speed Twin Hammers, love my Exo and think it would be good to have something similar with compatible parts to the Exo.
Would be nice to see a kit version.
This should be offered as a kit.
See the Ultra4 IFS wraith builds on RCCrawler.com like the one I linked to in the URL…
Integrating the rear cage from the exo buggy is so nice.
Thanks! The old chassis plates work great for this application.