We Added a NEW LEVEL to Our TINY RC TRUCK Competition! (Axial SCX30) | RC ADVENTURES

🛻#Subscribe🚙 Well... apparently building a 15-FOOT DIRT TRAIL inside our HOUSE wasn't quite enough. We went and added a whole NEW LEVEL to our miniature RC world! Our four ridiculously tiny Axial SCX30 1/30-scale 4WD trucks are BACK, and Maurice and I have an entirely new PLAYGROUND to explore - We've expanded our indoor RC crawling course with colourful 3D-printed obstacles, articulation waves, balance challenges, ramps, a teeter-totter, and even a skull tower. You know... normal things a fellow builds inside his house. If you watched our first indoor RC ADVENTURE, you'll remember that I bought FOUR Axial SCX30 trucks from Mighty Small Cars in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. I wanted to see what these tiny Ford Bronco, Toyota Tacoma, and Jeep crawlers could actually do. Well, I got a little carried away. I'm RCSparks, and this should surprise absolutely nobody by now.. Six buckets of dirt, piles of rocks, bridges, lumber, and roughly 800 pounds of miniature RC playground later, we had ourselves a full-blown indoor off-road competition course. And then I started thinking... what if we made it BIGGER? What if we added a whole new collection of obstacles for these little trucks to conquer? So naturally, out came the 3D printers. My Bambu Labs X1 Carbon printers were hard at work as you can see. Now we have these crazy bright pink, orange, and green obstacles that look more like something you'd find in a miniature amusement park! There are twisting articulation waves that challenge the suspension, a teeter-totter that moves beneath the trucks, narrow balance sections, and some seriously awkward places to get a tire stuck. These Axial SCX30 trucks might be tiny, but their functioning four-wheel drive, steering, and suspension make them surprisingly capable little rock crawlers. **DAD vs. SON — THE COMPETITION CONTINUES!** Maurice (Moe) is thirteen now, and he's certainly not making things easy for his old man! This time we've expanded the challenge to **18 GATES**, with **SIX MINUTES** on the clock! We're running multiple rounds, changing the direction of the course, and finding out whether our new playground makes things more fun... or just gives us more ways to get into trouble. The goal is simple: navigate the obstacles, avoid penalties, and finish with the lowest score. Of course, that's easier said than done when you're trying to balance a miniature Jeep on a moving obstacle while your competition watches every mistake! One of my favourite things about these little RC trucks is how much creativity they inspire. I've built indoor 1/24-scale crawling courses in years past, and returning to this style of RC ADVENTURE with even smaller 1/30-scale vehicles has been a real pleasure. Only now, I get to share the experience with my son. Some of you have been watching Maurice grow up on RC ADVENTURES since he was a baby. Now he's helping develop our miniature competition course, testing obstacles, and trying to show Dad how it's done! And the best part? We can keep expanding this little world, building new challenges, and creating RC ADVENTURES together, even when the weather outside isn't cooperating. **MISSED OUR FIRST SCX30 INDOOR ADVENTURE?** See how this whole ridiculous project started, when we first tackled our 15-FOOT indoor dirt trail: https://youtu.be/7-AUxTeOftQ **THIS IS NOT A SPONSORED VIDEO.** I purchased all four Axial SCX30 trucks myself. I'm just genuinely excited about what these little machines can do and the possibilities of building miniature RC worlds around them! After eighteen years of making RC ADVENTURES, I still love finding new ways to enjoy this hobby. Sometimes the smallest machines lead to the biggest ideas! **NOW I WANT TO KNOW!** Which obstacle is YOUR favourite? Would you try the articulation waves, the teeter-totter, or the dirt trail first? Thanks for spending a little time with us. I hope you enjoy the adventure! Keep on RC'n! #RCAdventures #AxialSCX30 #RCCrawling RC ADVENTURES™/ RCSparks Studio™ © 2026 Medic Media Productions Inc. All rights reserved. Publication, reproduction or distribution of this film by any means whatsoever - including without limitation electronic transmission via internet or e-mail, or re-uploading existing videos & re-uploading such material on any website anywhere in the world — is strictly prohibited without the prior written consent of Medic Media Productions Inc. Please note that the RCSparks Studio does not sell RC Products. The RCSparks Studio an independent promotor of a great hobby! I am not directly affiliated with any of the vendors or manufacturers in this video. The RCSparks Studio is not liable for any damage or loss through the use of products or techniques shown - Use at your own risk! This film and the RC ADVENTURES film series broadcast on YouTube is intended for entertainment purposes only.