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Velocity RC Cars Magazine – VRC_025 – Download Now! Just $2.99!
Velocity RC Cars Magazine – VRC_025 Spring Break is over, and we’re just about out of school. Even adults look at life this way, but here we look at it’s officially outdoor season for RC. The cold ends of the earth ar...
Tamiya 419 Quick Touring Video Review
VRC_018 will feature our full review of the Tamiya 419. Touring cars are amazing, freakish machines capable of blistering speeds and face distorting G-force. We tested one of the world’s best and the results were actually...
Tamiya Bruiser – Legendary
If you’re old enough to remember this truck…you’re old. The Bruiser just landed in our office and it’s headed over to Dave for a build and a review (something special too). We cant’ wait to play wi...
Arrma Fury Review – FREE
We’ve been reviewing RC cars for over 15 years, which means we might know a few things. Or we might not. But our 10 page reviews of kits in every issue of Velocity RC Magazine are the best in the industry. We don’t ...
Team Losi Ten-SCT
Team Losi has released their RTR 4WD TEN-SCT. It’s based on the performance-driven TEN-T platform and ROAR National Champion TEN-SCTE. The same painstaking engineering that dreamed up the TEN-T vehicle went into the creat...
Velocity RC Cars Magazine Issue #32 – Download now for just $2.99!
The never ending battle between nitro and electric is like Game of Thrones. You want the naked one with the dragon to win, but you sort of like the little guy too. None of that makes sense, but this issue of VRC Magazine delive...
McMahon is a Cardboard Cowboy
Our booth design team for RCX (Derek on the way to the show at a party store) found this amazing cardboard cowboy and thought it would fit into the booth theme nicely. The first disturbing part was that his crotchial area was a...
Redcat Racing Wendigo Rock Racer RTR – Video Review – Too fast for rocks?
You love scale but you hate scale speed? Me too. Well, sort of. The Redcat Racing Wendigo Rock Racer puts some big power and speed into a solid axle scaler. This means scale speed is pshhhh…gone. But is there such a thing...
