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WORDS/PHOTOS: Tony Phalen Axial has made a name for themselves in the crawling world with releases like their AX10, SCX10 and XR10. Their latest vehicle, the Wraith, was modeled after the KOH (King of Hammers) …

Scale vehicles have become the hot ticket lately. They not only look like their full-scale counterpart, but also perform like them too. Axial has just released their awesome EXO Terra buggy, a 1/10 scale buggy …

The Build – Part 2 Part 2 of our Axial EXO Terra build revolves around the front gearbox and suspension. Build Notes: Axial uses a combination of fine and coarse pitch screws in the following …

The Build – Part 3 Part 3 revolves around the rear gearbox and suspension. This is a pretty straighforward build. Build Notes: The rear gearbox and suspension is much like the front. The same steps …

The Build – Part 4 In part 4, we assemble the center differential. Depending on the power you plan and running through your EXO, you can change this oil to help balance the front/rear drive …

The Build – Part 5 This short segment revolves around the assembly of the chassis and plastic side plates. We will also be attaching the center bulkhead and center differential. Build Notes: Have some threadlock …

The Build – Part 6 Part 6 has you assembling and attaching the steering system to your Axial EXO Terra. The EXO comes equipped with a stout servo saver to help protect your servo. Build …

The EXO Terra is Axial’s first attempt at a full blown, semi-race buggy. While being touted as more of a fun vehicle (which it REALLY is!), there will be those that set this sucker out …

The Build – Part 7 Part 7 has you attaching the front and rear assembled clips to your EXO chassis. This is a fairly straightforward step. Build Notes: Have some thread lock handy for the …

The Build – Part 8 Installing the electronics in the EXO does require a little patience. Axial has included plenty of wire tie-downs to make sure none of your wires find their way into the …