Click Here To Subscribe! ► http://bit.ly/JOovvU – I had to get out and do some Super Scale Trail Mudding! The MFC02 is a Light and Sound module… in fact, this is the OLD version! It is NOT waterproof, but some gentle splashing around in the mud shouldn’t cause you too much heart-ache! Some viewers will love the sounds and some won’t.. but hey, it’s my rig and I love it!
Enjoy this video.. its all for fun!
Tamiya Ford F350 Highlift 4×4
Electric R/C assembly kit of one of the most representative American pick-up trucks, the Ford F-350. The model features realistic ladder frame, 3-speed transmission and shaft drive 4WD system. Highly detailed injection molded body and large diameter wheels enhance the stylish high-ground-clearance look. Original marking stickers add to the truck’s overall realism.
Scale 1/10
Construction type assembly kit
Terrain use multi-purpose
Drive-train 4WD
Drive type gearbox
Drive line solid axle
Differential type gear
Suspension leaf spring
Steering mechanism bell-crank
Shock damper friction damper
Shock damper material aluminum
Tire type rubber
Tire tread chevron
Body material ABS Plastic
Chassis material aluminum
Electronic Speed Control (ESC) not included
ESC model n/a
LED Light buckets yes
LED lights no
Motor 540-brushed type
Bearings metal and plastic bushings
Adjustable camber fixed
Adjustable toe angles front only
Adjustable ground clearance fixed
Adjustable gear ratio yes
Adjustable wheelbase fixed
Adjustable track width fixed
Adjustable shock angle fixed
Special feature 1 Durable ladder frame chassis features steel channel and resin crossmembers for high strength
Special feature 2 Adjustable front and rear leaf spring suspension system equipped with friction dampers
Special feature 3 3-speed transmission allows gear changing and realistic low-speed driving
Special feature 4 Propeller shafts and slipper clutch efficiently transfer power to all wheels
Special feature 5 Differential may be easily locked in place to enable improved off-road performance
Special feature 6 Highly-detailed injection-molded body
Special feature 7 Quick-access battery compartment enables easy battery changes without removing body
Special feature 8 4-channel transmitter, ESC, and running battery & charger are all separately required
Special feature 9 separately available Pick-Up Truck Multi-Function Unit MFC-02 (ITEM 53957)
Requires A 4-channel radio gear
Requires B 7.2 battery & charger
Requires C TS plastic model paint
Requires D electronic speed control
Where I get my RC Products Locally: http://www.PMHobbycraft.ca
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I must shake my head at people who hate on the Highlift chassis just
because it won’t climb up the side of a mountain. Neither will a real full
sized pick up as Medic has already stated. My favorite RC is my Highlift
because I know its not for crawling. I fit a hitch to it, made a dual axle
trailer and now it hauls my crawler. It has limited flex and I’m perfectly
ok with that. A little hint for those of you who are looking at getting the
Tamiya Highlift, with their stacked up leaf springs and three speed
transmission, they make great tow rigs. Plus they look really good doing
it, you know, what they’re meant to do. 🙂
It just does not have enough clearence and it is a ford witch dont help
Wish tamiya would sit down and build a better chassis for scalers cause
they look really good just need more flex and clearance before i will buy
one
MFC 02 is the highlift sound unit. 01 and 03 are the semi trucks. Great
video! is it a master works or just mfc kit?
I liked this video but I didn’t enjoy the engine over. It ended up getting
somewhat annoying.
Well….I’m in the process of a High-Lift makeover….got an RC4WD TF2
chassis, R2 Dig trans, shafts, 1.9 beadlocks, 208mm mudders, Sense sound
box…..will be refitting the chassis with my stock single lief-springs
using the stock HL axle banjo’s….clearance should be good and especially
with the R2 Dig that I’m setting in but tucked in much higher up between
the rails so it’s balls don’t hang too low…LOL Of course a totally
custom ’52 Chevy fleetside completely “rusted” done with real rust and
kinda beatup but not too much…..noisy ESS Sense V8 module, gonna be a
nasty noisy ole beast….luvvin’ it. LOL
This doesn’t even look like a hobby grade rc. I feel like I can find this
in walmart. It’s not even scale and the sound effects are so bad I muted
the video. I’d rather hear the motors whining than that.
Where did you put the mfc to keep it clear from the dirt and water, I put
mfc units and servonauts in my semis and there is a heck of a lot of
wiring. Did you make a compartment for it to keep it separate
What should I get if I wanted a cheap but good scaler?
Awesome footage my friend Medic.
That truck is a beauty.
as always, another bad ass video. it would be awesome to mount a small
smoke or steam system under the hood to simulate the steam that you always
see coming off the wet mud hitting the exhaust manifold and run a hose to
the exhaust area to simulate that. I’m sure an aircraft style system you
could hook to a momentary switch and use it as needed. so for the long ass
comment!
What a great Show! Thank you for sharing!
Btw: How did you clean the rig after rinding like trat in mud? Maybe you
have a video from cleaning too?
Isn’t global warming great, Medic?! End of January and you have blue sky
and mud in Calgary!
Sorted scale rig and loveing the sound unit. Top video buddy
Wow nice truck! I got a traxxas e-revo and it has a mind of its own like
when i went to drive it on the street it almost hit a car and i had to run
and find it beacause it was 2 blocks away.I havent drove it for 2 years
from the problem with it and i shipped it back and fixed it but it still
does it,It would help if you could tell me whats wrong thanks!
The running sound sounds too munch the transition to idle if your gonna
have that transition do it right (this is fault on sound board creator not
medic)
It sounds like it has a Magna Flow exhaust on it. I like it.
I made the sandking truck like that in gta v
Hey my name is greg and I was wondering what would be a good 4×4 to start
upgrading? Im just starting to get in this 4×4 thing and i have been
watching almost all of the videos there are some cool ones in there and i
have seen a lot of traiing videos of you and i got a job to start getting
one and i dont know witch one to get please help?
-Gregory Nimmo
Sup dude I’m for Australia what rc 4bie would beat suite the climate over
the pond and have can I make videos like you? Plus are you sponsored by rc
adventure?????
RC ADVENTURES – Mud Bath for a Ford F350 4×4 – Tamiya Highlift with
MFC-…: https://youtu.be/qeS_PR4-pT0
Will the high lift f350 body work on the bruiser?
Great looking model Medic! Are you sick of replying to annoying jealous
people with too much time on their hands yet? I stopped reading comments
because it seems that people have forgotten this is a hobby and these are
toys. Lol I enjoy your builds and the detail,enjoy!!!
Is a slash good because I might get one for my second rc car and I’m kind
of new to the hobby and you make great rc videos
Sounds like a dodge with a f250 body on the frame
Great video!
I’m a tamiya lover for life
Hey guys, i was wondering if anyone out here does any type of body work for
rc cars? i have a team associated sc10, and i was wondering if anyone
coulld make me a body, and do some sick artwork on it, if not and you know
anyone please inform me. Thanks
Nice f350 rc tamiya ford i ever seen gd job medic ,im yur biggest fans cool
video as alwys im from singapore!!!
How did you do the car sounds?
I like the sound kit at low RPM’s but I wish it had a higher RPM sound at
full throttle, that’s my only complaint. This video really shows how the
Tamiya Highlift can perform with the right driver at the wheel ;). Keep
doing what you’re doing amazing fellow Albertan 🙂 .
I really love this rig and I respect everyone that thinks that the sound
effects is good, but naaah me personally dont like the sound.
Keep up the good work!
What makes it shake?
That sound pack would get on my nerves!
Im guessing this is around a $1500 rig
Wow this car is awesome!
I love the sound!
I have said on many occasions if I had nothing but time/money/space I would
just build Tamiya kits over and over. They really are the best.
like the camo
Dude that sounds amazing
the sound kit sounds terrible and nothing like a ford and it sounds like a
dragster
Back up lights and a horn! Haha Sweet! Very scale, you said you have a
compartment for the battery, that way you dont have to take the body off,
is your battery in the box of the truck?
lol I just realized, typical Albertan .. drive it till its stuck then get
the tractor 😛 cheers
Is that a new truck? and I hope your feeling better :-)
I have always wanted one of these Tamiya beasts. After seeing this I must
get one
can u do something like the last video with the spartan & see which one can
go further.
Where’s a good cheap website to start buying and building 4×4 rcs
Great looking Super Duty.
Great video medic Looks like youre in a Chinook atm probably why youre all
sick its cold here in Halifax
i have a f350 just like yours i have a steering problem what servo do you
use i need some any other will be helpful medic by