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RC4WD Trailfinder Review – VRC Magazine
Scale or trail, whatever you call it, it’s a growing classes in RC. The guys at RC4WD have been quietly offering up a quality rig that allows you to look good and hit the trails. Start stock and go crazy with tuning, or d...
Check. Check. Hitec Checks.
LiPo’s sort of freak us out. On one hand, they have made electric racing amazing. On the other hand, they have burned down houses. It’s critically important that your LiPo packs are balanced. Some chargers have this...
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Pro-Line Ambush RTR Review – Velocity RC Cars Magazine
Pro-Line has been your tire choice for over 30 years, and they have dipped their toe into the kit market, but this new 1/25 scale Scale/Trailer Ambush had us scratching our heads. Will we finally love an micro kit? Tiny screws,...
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VRC_018 Velocity RC Cars Magazine is the world’s #1 Digital RC Car Magazine on the planet. Why? Because we have content! Our goal is to help the beginner and expert RC’r learn more, laugh, and look at some sick pictures and...
VRC Issue #41 – Download now for just $2.99!
Many have been stuck inside for months, or you’re out partying like it’s 1999. Either way, a good RC read is always satisfying. In this issue, we’ve got some strange reviews. One of the Comical Tamiya Avante which is now ...
Hobbico / Great Planes Files Chapter 11 Bankruptcy- Do you care?
There are two main distributors in the USA that keep your hobby shop stocked, and generally control the industry as most of the products sold in the US go through either one. Over the years they’ve changed a bit. They went fr...
