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An End, A Beginning, and A New Year
So here we are again. Just you, me and about everybody on the planet online reading about RC Cars again. Over the past year the world has been pretty interesting. We’ve had natural disasters, wars, terrorist’s being...
Tamiya “Scorches” the Vintage World
To all those 30-somethings who used to play with toy cars when they were younger and want to pretend they are 9-years old again; Tamiya is celebrating their 30th anniversary of the Sand Scorcher with an improved re-release of t...
Paul King Shows you the “diff”erence
Velocity RC Magazine Issue_003 is coming soon, and in that next issue we will have another in depth article featuring World Champion Pit Dad Paul King and what he does to Cody King’s diffs. Simple, smart and only found in...
Puffer D – Photo shoots are fun?
We’re busy working on finalizing our first issue. Our office spans 3 times zones, international borders and insults fish on several levels. One of the things that’s fun is coming up with pictures for articles. We wo...
Team Associated SC10GT RTR
Short course is still the top dog when it comes to popular vote. Some of us have been around long enough to remember when “nitro” was basically gas truck. Strangely enough over the past 5 years gas truck disappeared...
Novak- Order UP!
We’d like to welcome Novak as a media partner! Now that they are a part of this shindig, it’s time to get some Novak gear in the house. A tightly pack box-o-orange showed up on the office doorstep and we’re ex...
Kyosho Outlaw Rampage Video Review
There’s a throwback to a vintage Kyosho vehicle in the name of this new truck, but under the body there is nothing vintage about it. The new Outlaw Rampage might be confused if it wants to be a slow scaler, or a sand disp...
Pro-line’s 1973 Ford Bronco
Pro-line has just released a totally trick body for your Axial Wraith. This 1973 Bronco features removable door panels, so you can crawl with options. It comes ready to paint and you can top it off with all your favorite scale ...
