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RC4WD Mini Gelande II RTR Photo Contest – Send Pics and Win
We love scalers. The build is half the fun, and getting that killer photo/video might be the other half! We are finishing our review of the 1/18-scale RC4WD Gelande II RTR’s and thought it would be a good time to see if a...
Team Associated RC12 R6 Review – Velocity RC Cars Magazine
If you have a nice carpet, you should be racing 1/12 scale! The class as shrunk in popularity, but the class is full of competition. The newest from Team Associated is the RC12 R6 Factory Team. It’s an evolution of the pr...
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 ...
Tire Tip – Not Air Fresheners
I stopped in to visit AKA Racing and Joel Johnson was kind enough to give me some samples of their new Truggy tires. They are lighter, faster and better than the previous “truck” bead designs, but there is one thing...
Velocity RC Cars – Issue #35 – Download Now for just $2.99!
Making a magazine isn’t easy, it’s a lot of work that looks like a bunch of words on a page and some photos from a flip phone. This issue is just that…kidding. We’re always trying to put lots of great content together t...
Hobby Fragmentation – Death of RC?
Hobby Fragmentation The other day I was talking to a manufacturer who I hadn’t spoken with in a long time. It was a quick “Hey, what’s up?” call to reintroduce him to what we call “a magazine.” His reply to my askin...
Diff Building with Paul King – FREE Article
To an RC enthusiast venturing into 1/8 scale for the first time, working on the differentials can be intimidating (and, worst case scenario, discouraging). “Can I assemble these and keep them from leaking?”, “Look at this...
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 ...
