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First Drive(s): Slash 2WD
In the last post, I mentioned that I was going to put my money where my mouth is. I recommend for new RC drivers to strongly consider the Traxxas Slash, in the two wheel drive variant. A base 2WD Slash, brushed, retails for a nickel under $180. Of course you need to add a battery…
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A project – 2WD Slash
Putting my money where my mouth is. I recommend the Traxxas Slash entry level model as a good starting point for getting into RC cars. Follow my journey
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RC – Essentials
If you are new to the world of RC Cars, it is a good idea to begin to build out your tools and spares to support the hobby.
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Bread Baking
Several years in, beginning to really get the hang of baking amazing bread. This is the Overnight Country Blonde, a sourdough that is yummy
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Want to Get Into RC Cars?
The holidays are coming, and an RC Car makes a great gift for yourself or a loved one. Some tips on what to look for, and how to navigate that first decision. Part 1 of a series.
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Next RC: Losi Super Baja Rey 2.0
The stable expands – Added a Losi Super Baja Rey 1/6th scale trophy truck. This is an absolute BEAST, and a blast to drive…
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Airbrushing – the start
Airbrushing is a step up in the world of scale modeling, and it is as much of an art as a skill. Practice. Lots of practice is needed. And never be in a hurry.
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Building Scale Model Kits
More hobbies – scale model kits are rekindling an old passion, and providing an outlet.
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Modeling – an eye opener
When I built plastic model kits in my youth, I really was a neophyte. Now that I am older, wiser, I am rekindling that joy. But there is a bit learning curve. Time to get climbing.
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Modeling – blast from the past
As my hobbies grow, I am adding building of scale models like I did from my youth. The pandemic is making this harder than it should be. But it is a good thing.