MIP has been releasing innovative products within this hobby for decades; the racing vets will remember their 3-gear RC10 transmission that was a must-have back in the Associated 6-gear days, and the old RC10 4WD conversion is ...
For those of you who have ever had the pleasure of owning a HUDY vehicle you have no doubt marveled in it’s craftsmanship. The quality doesn’t end with the kits however. Along with the usual paperwork found in most ...
Have you ever wanted to punch an RTR in the face? They’re amazingly good for our hobby but anyone who hasn’t built a kit doesn’t know what they are missing. Getting up close and personal with hundreds of rando...
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 ...
The never ending battle between nitro and electric is like Game of Thrones. You want the naked one with the dragon to win, but you sort of like the little guy too. None of that makes sense, but this issue of VRC Magazine delive...
Everyone loves videos but nothing sucks more than reading a magazine and having to type the address of a video into your computer after you’ve finished the article. At VRC Mag, our digital magazine is fully interactive so...
It must be tool week since our Mr UPS keeps bring us all the stuff we love. A full set of AE nut drivers is something everybody should own. These are about $10.49 each and can fit into the FT 1/4 handle or the sweet Makita Cord...
VRC_021 will feature the full review of the new AE Buggy – The RC10B6D! You can watch our quick video review of the new buggy. That means you should subscribe to our YouTube channel. Don’t forget that VRC Magazine i...