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We hate/love the Capo Racing JK – Video Review Pt. 1

I (Derek) have built a lot of kits. Hundreds to be vague. Usually they assemble without a problem, occasionally they frustrate, but few have brought about the emotion of hate, love, pain, disdain, and almost tears as the Capo R...

VRC_021 – Velocity RC Cars Magazine – Content packed! Download Instantly!

Summer is ending. You’ve got your new school outfit all laid out and ready to strut. Or you’re still at work during the summer, and wishing you were at the beach. Either way, VRC_021 will change your life… or at least jus...

RC8T Tank – Just a tank?

No it’s not just a tank, it’s an RC8T fuel tank, and it’s not going near an RC8T. We got our new SC10GT ready for review in Issue #3 and this tank is made to drop in. Who needs a stingy 75CC fuel tank and shor...

2 Cars 1 Camera – Photo shoot preview

It’s been over 105-degrees around here, and maybe a few people have started to think that “maybe global warming is going to suck?” This temperature doesn’t stop production on VRC_003, and the photo shoot...

CRC Made a Touring Car!

After years of dominating the 1/12 scale circuit, CRC has decided to enter the lucrative Touring Car racing end of competition with their VBC Racing Wildfire. The main chassis and upper deck were developed from highly sophistic...

I am Batman!

Sometimes you come across some You Tube gold. Check out this great video of a Lego Technic genius. It took about 1 month to complete the Tumbler Batmobile build,not to mention the filming/editing. It features a pretty trick ste...

Rally Legends? Scale, off-road and saving on-road?

On-road racing is in a “break-up” phase with the world. There are pockets of racing around the country, but the reality is it became too complicated and expensive for the average wheel to absorb. Rally Racing isn...

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...