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VRC Issue #41 – Download now for just $2.99!

Many have been stuck inside for months, or you’re out partying like it’s 1999. Either way, a good RC read is always satisfying. In this issue, we’ve got some strange reviews. One of the Comical Tamiya Avante which is now ...

Build a Kit – Tamiya TA06

Very few people build kits anymore, which is a shame because it is so fun! And, you get the opportunity to learn the ins-and-outs of your specific chassis. Tamiya shot over a TA-06 kit rocking a Mercedes-Benz GT3 body and we...

Delivery! Tekin Power For Issue #2

We’re hard at work on VRC_002 and we needed some power for a couple of review cars. So we opted to get Tekin to send over an RX8 for our Axial EXO review, and and RS to pimp out our Tamiya Avante Black Edition! We also go...

This Week In RC V4 – Pro-Line, Pavidis, Traxxas, Horizon and AE together again!

This week in RC Every week, or what Derek thinks is a week, we collect a few of the highlights from around the industry. New kits, new people, and even people getting laid off (we feel you, our entire staff was laid off from ou...

M.I.P…Let’s kick it! Pro4mance chassis for Losi SC

Don’t sweat the Vanilla Ice reference…we’re old like that. M.I.P has been quiet for years, but now has stirred up some new tricks with a lot of new products. The most surprising is a performance upgrade for th...

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...

Axial EXO Terra Buggy – ready for review!

After a slight delay in production, we finally got our Axial EXO Terra Buggy. This is Axial’s first attempt in the RC market other than a crawler based truck, and our limited time we had with some prototypes showed this b...

VRC Magazine Issue #39 – Socially Distant Edition – Download for just $2.99 now!

One day we’re kicking ass, the next day the world says ”sorry, not sorry.” In the future, somebody may read this and still be in quarantine, or they might be outside laughing about that time they stocked up on a lifetime ...