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.
RC – Essentials
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Want to Get Into RC Cars?
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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.
Next RC: Losi Super Baja Rey 2.0
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The stable expands - Added a Losi Super Baja Rey 1/6th scale trophy truck. This is an absolute BEAST, and a blast to drive...
The RC Files: Overseas parts order
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There are plenty of places to buy parts and goodies to feed my RC addiction. Ordering from Banggood saves money, but you need to be patient
Hobbies revisited
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Hobbies require funding to keep going. There is an endless list of tools, parts, and consumables to acquire and keep on hand.
The Vanquish VS4-10 Ultra
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The RC Crawler - my cure for the shut-in boredom. Building a high quality kit has likely spoilt me.
The Game is afoot!
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The build of the Vanquish VS4-10 Ultra is underway. The axles, the chassis, and the shocks are built and I am pondering my tasks this weekend while I await the electronics.
My Next RC Car(s)
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It is good to have hobbies during the COVID shelter in place time. For my Birthday, I have splurged on a premium RC Crawler kit.
Selecting an RC Car
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Want to get into RC cars? Or have a youngster who's bugging you to buy them one? This is my attempt to help guide your search.
Shitty RTR tires
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RTR RC Cars are a trace off. One place to save money is in tires. Noobs may never know, but soon their skills will increase, and they will discover that better tires will make a huge difference.