SCX24 Indoor Course Modifications - Follow Along for Tips & Tricks

Follow along as I modify a section on my indoor SCX24 course. In this video, I go over some tips and tricks, and show my process on how I would add to/modify my course. A lot of the materials here you can also get at home depot or your local hardware store, but in case you wanted them delivered to you, I put comparable products via Amazon below. If you located in Southern California, I can design and build a course for you to spec. Feel free to contact me to learn more about this. What you’ll see in this video: -Using Great Stuff expanding foam and scrap styrofoam as a base for terrain -How to anchor pieces quickly without needing tons of materials -Trimming and shaping foam to create natural-looking rocks and obstacles -Applying plaster cloth for texture and durability -Adding sand, joint compound, and paint to create realistic surfaces -Using mini flags and gates for markers and course design -Tips for avoiding frustration when designing tricky sections for your crawler -Safety tips, like wearing gloves when working with foam and plaster -Whether you’re building your first indoor course or looking for ways to improve your setup, this video shows a practical, budget-friendly approach to creating fun, realistic terrain for RC crawlers. Materials used and links are in the description below. Plaster roll suggestions - get here: https://amzn.to/44s2VsP Push pins (Or course gates) - get here: https://amzn.to/3IrAB1d Cones (If you like those) - get here: https://amzn.to/4lOiQHB Mod Podge (Glue) - get here: https://amzn.to/463Ewek Expanding foam - get here: https://amzn.to/44LAzZm (or home depot) Flocking (Fake grass) - get here: https://amzn.to/4kzkUlO #RCCrawler #IndoorCourse #MiniCrawlers #RCBuild #RCObstacles #StyrofoamTerrain #PlasterCloth #DesertBoyRC #MicroCrawler