Love to see you enjoying the course and trying out all the different rigs on it! Thanks for this review and sharing your thoughts, Casey!! Great video!
Yes this is true, this prototype has lots of mileage on it. Some of the blemishes are actually chalk that's been drawn on it, and some are the finish coming up in sharp places. Doesn't affect grip yet
I think his problem is is exactly what old boy said it is pricey and a lot of guys will take some cardboard and some newspaper roll it up and put that plaster paper over it and have a badass course but guys that are really scale crawlers I believe will chase this
Yeah, I do agree it is a little expensive. But I would argue that a home built course could cost 100 dollars or more. I guess this is a niche product if you really like it
That is true, it's on the very expensive side.. This is a niche product that is made one at a time, on an expensive printer, using a lot of filiment, with data taken from a road trip that likely wasn't cheap either. I think people say they spend between 100 and 300 making their own courses out of scrap items and foam, too. This is still a cool option
@@caseys_cozy_garageyes it a cool product but I don’t see paying that much for it. Yet if you don’t have the room for a big course it’s a great option. I’d love to have it because I have a place for a big course to keep it in the dry.
Love to see you enjoying the course and trying out all the different rigs on it! Thanks for this review and sharing your thoughts, Casey!! Great video!
Thank you! I really enjoyed driving on it
I don't know about the unrivaled driving ability I would take you up on that offer lol
Of course that was a joke 😃, but yes I am up for any challenge!!!!! I love competition driving
That’s pretty sweet!
Thanks! I've been enjoying it a lot
It's a really cool idea, but you can already see the texture coming off.
Yes this is true, this prototype has lots of mileage on it. Some of the blemishes are actually chalk that's been drawn on it, and some are the finish coming up in sharp places. Doesn't affect grip yet
I think his problem is is exactly what old boy said it is pricey and a lot of guys will take some cardboard and some newspaper roll it up and put that plaster paper over it and have a badass course but guys that are really scale crawlers I believe will chase this
Yeah, I do agree it is a little expensive. But I would argue that a home built course could cost 100 dollars or more. I guess this is a niche product if you really like it
I love it. But it’s way pricey for what it is. You can get someone to make you a bigger course cheaper than that on marketplace
That is true, it's on the very expensive side.. This is a niche product that is made one at a time, on an expensive printer, using a lot of filiment, with data taken from a road trip that likely wasn't cheap either. I think people say they spend between 100 and 300 making their own courses out of scrap items and foam, too. This is still a cool option
@@caseys_cozy_garageyes it a cool product but I don’t see paying that much for it. Yet if you don’t have the room for a big course it’s a great option. I’d love to have it because I have a place for a big course to keep it in the dry.