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Mugen Seiki MTC-1 Review – Velocity RC Cars Magazine

The full review of the new Mugen MTC-1 can be found in issue #28 of Velocity RC Cars Magazine. We’re the first to get a full, real track test on the new touring car. Can Mugen break into the highly competitive market on t...

LRP Goes All V2.0.4 On Us

NEW LRP v2.0.4 Software for Mac and PC is now available! All SXX speed controls and upcoming types can be pushed to a new level with the firmware update. Get prepared for future races! With the new software, you get the decisiv...

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...

Win a Free Back Issue Set

Our magazine isn’t just about us showing you what to do, it’s about YOU showing us what you do. There are so many talented, and not so talented, RC enthusiasts out there we’d be dumb to say our stuff is better...

Buy Your First RC Car – FREE Article!

Buying your first rc car can be somewhat scary; they cost a lot of money and they are extremely technical. There are different energy sources and a ton of features- half of which you may not even know what they are or what they...

Pre-cut is Awesome

I’ll admit that I’m terrible at cutting out bodies. Back in the day of touring cars I’d be better off throwing the body in a ninja sharp fan than me having to take scissors to it. While building my Tamiya Rall...

We Rally Like You. Oh, really like Rally.

Derek is a huge WRC fan. One of the things he wants to do is sit in the woods with a BBQ, cooler of beer and watch a WRC event. We can all dream right. Since the WRC doesn’t come to the US, we can only do a scale rally. W...

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...