RC4WD TF2 | Steep Ice Age Rocks | Scale Mountain Crawl & Natural Sound

I've got some fellow tiny truckers (AnT R/C) visiting soon, so I thought I'd scope this place out. It's an amazing spot carved by glaciers in the last ice age, right in the Brecon Beacons (Pen Y Fan – the highest peak in south Wales – and Corn Du are usually visible on the skyline, but kept disappearing in the rain...).

This place is quite lumpy across the bottom (it's glacial moraine), then goes up very steeply to a peak called Fan Frynych. It's steeper than it looks here, really, and super slippery – but the TF2 did brilliantly once again. It made the entire ascent on one 2,200mAh 3S pack as well, hitting cutout right in front of the gate at the top.

Sorry about the rain on the lens, it was blowing around pretty enthusiastically! I thought I'd leave this with the natural soundtrack, too – I quite like hearing the truck scrabbling and struggling its way through.

Maybe I'll take Andrew and Terry here if the weather's decent... don't want them blowing off the mountain...

See more of this truck at RC_Crawlers_Mid_Wales on Instagram, and happy trails!

The truck so far:

RC4WD Trail Finder 2

Two-speed Trail Finder 2 kit with Mojave body (Toyota Hilux)
Boom Racing 16-hole classic reversible steelie beadlock wheels
Hobbywing 1080 esc
RC4WD 45T brushed motor
25KG steering servo
20KG gearshift servo
Two of three leafs (largest + smallest) fitted at both ends
CChand pushbar
CChand tailgate logo
CChand metal grille/wing badges
Marlin steel rear bumper
RC4WD interior
O-ring mod