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Old School…mixed with new school

What is Velocity RC Magazine all about? Picture a gold tub RC10, and a brand new brushless, 2.4gHz, mod SC10 having a baby. You get classic, good ol’fashioned know-how mixed with the next generation technology. VRC Mag ...

VRC_010 Wants YOU To Read About RC Cars!

Another info and action packed digital issue of Velocity RC Magazine is ready to be perused for the greatest RC content on the planet. VRC_010 is full with over 140 pages of reviews, how-to’s, event coverage, tips, news, ...

TAMIYA Super Awesome Fun Time Volkswagen

Our good friend Fred from Tamiya sent us a list of new cars that would be good for potential reviews in our first issue of VRC Mag and I immediately fell in love with this Volkswagon Type2 Wheelie!!!! It just showed up in the o...

Tamiya Scissorhands

Tamiya bodies are beautiful! It seems that everything their mold maker touches turns into miniature art. Their bodies are far superior to anything within the industry when it comes to detail. But, sometimes this attention to de...

Kyosho Introduces the RB6

Kyosho is getting ready to roll out a new purebred racing macine. The new Ultima RB6 is the latest in the Ultima line of vehicles, which is a further development of the breed, and it includes all the enhancements that have been...

Issue #6 Review Car Hardcore Mashup Vid!

Every issue of Velocity RC Magazine is jam packed with forty pages of vehicle reviews and testing. For VRC_006 Derek decided to drag his camera out and capture some sick action of the Traxxas Rally, Tamiya XV-01 Pro Rally, and ...

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 ...

Traxxas Rally – The art of 10 screws

Never would I have thought that 10 screws would make me happy (steel ones). During the studio photography for the Traxxas Rally RTR, I remembered how easy it was to take this chassis apart. To illustrate, I broke out my cordles...