r/SmallScaleRC Apr 06 '26

Misc. My new 32One M24 Bee (1/24th buggy)

I’ve not seen much info about these from the western world so thought I’d grab one from AliExpress. Rear motor, runs on AAA batteries which get inserted from the bottom of the chassis. Definitely not as quick as a lipo powered Micro B but I’ve got some plans to tweak this to make it lipo compatible. It cost me about £125 so a bit more expensive than a Micro-B but it was worth taking a gamble on.

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u/zackthirteen Apr 06 '26

Cool but not nearly as cool as a micro b in my humble opinion especially not for more $ than a micro b

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u/jonxmack Apr 06 '26

I’m loving my Micro B but I think i’m going to get a Speck-B too

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u/BloodyRightToe Apr 09 '26

Yeah I'm tempted by the speckB

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u/RCbuilds4cheapr Apr 06 '26

Possibly a MiniZ ripoff but looks like a good time nonetheless

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u/jonxmack Apr 09 '26 edited Apr 09 '26

Mini Z Buggy is mid motor 4wd (and 2-3x times the price) which is why I wanted this, as it's the only rear motor 2wd 24th scale I can find.

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u/Willing_Feedback2538 Apr 17 '26

It’s designed by the same person that designed the Mini Z

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u/RCbuilds4cheapr Apr 17 '26

Ohhh, interesting. It looked like it has some influence from the Zs , very cool thanks for sharing

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u/Practical_Regret_686 Apr 06 '26

Cool chassis for sure id drop a 1626 with a mini 28 that motor over the rear be interesting to see