Kyosho Scorpion XXL VE - Brushless Monster Buggy

The Scorpion XXL borrows the name from one of Kyosho's legendary racing machines, and it incorporates some scale features that made the original car popular. The original Scorpion has earned its place in history as one of the most significant cars of its time, and the new Scorpion XXL is built to do the same using modern design, smartly chosen scale and a brutally powerful drive system that takes advantage of the latest Lipo and brushless motor technology.
The Scorpion XXL is a brand new concept from Kyosho -- a monster size 2WD Buggy (630mm/24.8 in. long) with a scale body design and a modern power system that makes this an all terrain beast. The key is its size - a large size vehicle which is not too big but just the right size. The Scorpion XXL is roughly 20% larger than a 1/8 racing truck (ST-RR Evo) and is about 15% smaller than a 1/5th scale car. This size is perfect for running on a typical 1/8-scale track - no need for a specially designed track. Additionally, it allows the use of a 4S Lipo/brushless power system, which is exceedingly powerful for the Scorpion XXL, but not nearly as expensive as the 8 to 10S power systems need to move the much heavier 1/5-scale machines. The cost of batteries for a 1/5 vehicle alone might be enough to buy this whole car! So, the performance is awesome (even better with an optional 6S compatible ESC) it's right at home on the typical 1/8 track, and the cost of operation is much more reasonable than a 1/5-scale.
The Scorpion XXL looks good. Of course you might expect us to say that, but "scale" is trending as one of the most popular features of modern RC vehicles, and the Scorpion XXL brings home that timeless scale appeal of a desert racing buggy with a real roll cage, a driver figure and even some rear pod bodywork. It's as functional as it is attractive with side vents that direct cooling air over the ESC and motor, the roll cage actually protects the body, and the running lights can be fitting with a BRIGHT optional LED light kit that features 7 high-intensity LEDs per light for action after dark. A number of aftermarket accessories will also be available to customize the appearance and enhance the performance of this machine.
The Scorpion XXL is targeted towards bashers, scale enthusiasts, and club racers. It doesn't really matter what perspective you bring, you can get some serious fun from this machine. It's hard not to like its practical and economic approach to find tracks and minimizing the cost of operation, but all that even seems to go out the window when you pull the trigger. The only thing you risk after that is breaking too big a smile.

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Yes it is. It's designed to provide large scale that can still be used on circuits for 1/8 buggies. It's got excellent power and it's much easier on the wallet than typical 1/5-scale cars. Enjoy.

[@pricelesspits]

Ill buy one just to support any company that will make us something new.

[@TboneTenEighties]

Its aewsome! and beautiful.

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It's going to depend on the retailer, but in the US you can expect to see discounted prices at about $599.

[@rccrazer]

gooood looking machine

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The wheelbase is about 4 inches longer, and even though it's 2WD, it's about the same weight or a little heavier. You can see at a couple points in the video that it's quite large, but not overly large.

[@AussieRC]

very nice rc

[@Basti1845]

Sehr geiler Buggy und preislich eine echte Alternative zum Baja Flux

[@eaweclipse]

Kyosho has finally done something a little out of the ordinary. Cool design. I think these are still the bad things that I do not like Kyosho. Many other manufacturer has been in the past these types of cars cheaply price.
What is the top speed? Or hp? Of course, it is not a main issue, but it would be nice to know.

[@RCcrazy2008]

How fast does it go?

[@Rod66_KING-from_persianGULF]

schwabble ! ;)

[@Dirtbikedude399]

What sand tires and rims did y'all use on the white buggy? And where did you buy them? Size?

[@DSBenny]

Hi
How does it handle in the air? Is it controlable like a buggy?

[@94DC]

How big is it compared to a 1/8 truggy?

[@BeRamboGamingHQ]

how to get those sandpaddles on it?

[@stoner99ist]

cost?

[@paulpertusier8327]

Inferno st race spec va à combien de km

[@gfsockmonkey]

as fast as your wallet will allow :)

[@SzecsenyiDaniel]

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