The best R/C Hilux video ever!

[BUSHWHACKER]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_s7qA6Skzo

[shokenore]

[MWS]

Fantastic! So realistic.

This one's pretty entertaining, too.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEm4zND0aNM

[Karma Supra]

Great model, obivously... but what makes this vid so good is that it is crawling at the right sort of speed to make it "look real".

Looks like it's sprung just right too!

[BUSHWHACKER]

Great model, obivously... but what makes this vid so good is that it is crawling at the right sort of speed to make it "look real".

Looks like it's sprung just right too!

Exactly, the details on the truck such as the suspension, the broken spotlight, the side windows being at diferent heights and the slowed down playback of the video, makes this one of the best R/C videos I've seen.

[THEFISHINGBEAR]

gotta do that one day

at 56 years young, bad back injury and no longer working, but hell i wanna do some of that.
gonna have to learn how to use 4 w d properly,
maybe even chance using the ect button
GOD I WISH I HAD THIS CHANCE 25 YEARS AGO
always to busy living live for working.
but I will get there, yep yep yep

[Apache]

One glaring omission which ruins the illusion of reality - it appears to have no driver.

Seems to be the way with scale model aircraft too. The builder spends years creating something close to perfection, then leaves the cockpit empty.

[yoshie]

Can't be viewed on a a tablet or mobile, why would YouTube have this as an option?

Looks like I need to dig out the laptop.

[dazandcaz]

Great video, the guy has obviously a lot of time studying and building his model. It got me looking at other footage, check this slightly surreal clip.
1:04 and 3:10 mins are interesting and loving the sound track.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=4gN8ElTu_As

[BUSHWHACKER]

One glaring omission which ruins the illusion of reality - it appears to have no driver.

Seems to be the way with scale model aircraft too. The builder spends years creating something close to perfection, then leaves the cockpit empty.

But then you run the risk of being labeled a Nerd instead of a Geek.

[Apache]

...and your point is?

Stunning model, just needs a pilot. You could use a properly jointed model driver, weight him and sit him on a spring so he moves properly in response to bumps. Then it would almost be indistinguishable from a real one! Could even put him in camo gear and give him a sunburnt neck for ultra-realism

Nerd me up Scotty!

[yoshie]

...and your point is?

Stunning model, just needs a pilot. You could use a properly jointed model driver, weight him and sit him on a spring so he moves properly in response to bumps. Then it would almost be indistinguishable from a real one! Could even put him in camo gear and give him a sunburnt neck for ultra-realism

Nerd me up Scotty!

Now I had to go get a laptop and see what this was all about. That is one stunning wee truck