u/Epicgamer201z

For context, I conduct testing for work, for a recent project I did a new testing which was explained to me but the equipment was not available for hands on. While completing the testing I tangled up the equipment (for this specific test the order needed wasn't the same as the instructions guide which is where I messed up) and have spent the last 4 weeks (8-10 hours on weekends and about 2-3 hours on week days) at home trying to get this fixed. It has been conveyed that it needs to be finished ASAP multiple times and I am wondering how likely it is I get fired for this situation/want to be prepared. I have been working non stop to finish this but I feel like I'm about to get the boot. This testing is not a primary responsibility of my job but something I "can" be tasked to do for a project

My local hobby shop is going out of business so everything is 75% off. They have a lot of performance parts left/ trx4 parts.

Want to get into crawlers but a couple questions first. I don't necessarily care about the whole clear windows/ black windows but I don't LOVE any of the current bodies on the site. Would it be better to buy a model with the body I like the most then just buy a jeep gladiator/wrangler body? Or get the tr4m crawler kit and buy a body?

I have a arrma typhoon 223s and a slash 2wd on 3s, looking to get into crawlers, my questions are

- is the trx4 sport worth it compared to the pathfinder or bronco because it doesn't have 2 speed? My main want is to do muddy trails/trails, but climbing is a benefit

- i thought about a mini crawler to travel with( travel alot for work) but Im nervous it wont be as fun/ "advanced " as the 1:10 scale. Do you enjoy your mini truly?