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Finally something different come for die-cast scale 1/64 to test the time and wheel stability set-up could use this RUNSIBLE 64. Very awesome love it a lot.
After using it for almost 24 hours non-stop, I can’t tell it’s well built and the heat/low liquid module not detected sensors all work. It’s totally worth the price. I should’ve ordered the magnet kit too. I have the runsible coming up and prob order the parksible soon.
I noticed that I am not the only one to have the weird staining on the back board by the lights...
I love the design aesthetic. Packaging is great, with it being easy to remove and repack as needed. It has a solid feel to it, is easy to get batteries in and turn the unit on. The actual operation of the dynamo is fairly rough. the fixed drive area operates inconsistently, with a lot of starting and stopping. This might be due to belt tension or something else. I'll tinker around with it and see if I can get it to smooth out. I love the concept, though, and look forward to lubing up some car axles and breaking them in on this.
