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World Class
The 2012 IFMAR World Championships for 1:10 and 1:12 scale electric on-road are set to kick off July 21st-28th in Heemstede, Netherlands. With all the major players in attendance it is anyone’s guess who will be crowned ...
200 MPH RC car? Team Associated breaks into Super Car territory
If you’re into full-sized cars you’ll know breaking 200mph usually means you are breaking your bank, spending well over $100,000 dollars. If you think about that speed and then look at what Nic Case and Team Associa...
VRC_011 – See what you’ve been missing for just $1.99!
Two dollars can’t get you much these days, but it can get you more RC information, how-to’s, reviews, words, pretty pictures and expert advice than you can imagine. What’s not to love about the super low price...
Traxxas Wide Maxx – Pete Details the new stretch Maxx.
Traxxas has trucks on trucks on trucks. The Maxx was a bulldog with short legs. Now it’s one of those strange bull dogs with long legs? Watch the video.
Review – Tamiya Liquid Thread-lock
Not everything we review has to be new, and this latest entry is actually very old. After walking around my local hobby shop looking for something worthy of a product review, I remembered one of the most important tools our hob...
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...
VRC Video – Adam Drake Talks Fuel Line
The simple task of getting fuel from Point A (your tank) to Point B (the engine) seems simple. Plug in some fuel line and go. Most people don’t think about how/where/why your fuel tubing goes what direction. VRC Magazine ...
Shaft Grabber!
Team GRID has a cool new tool for holding your shock shaft to make it easier to thread on your ball end without running the risk of damaging your delicate shaft with pliers. The tool uses a clamping design, so that once it is c...
