Articles by Tim Gluth

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When I think back to my time in my school’s library, flipping through the pages of radio-controlled car magazines, pouring over the details on each model that was presented, and wishing that I could one-day buy one of these machines for myself, a number of vehicles come to mind. Tamiya’s Lunchbox, Blackfoot, and Grasshopper all […]

Are you in search of some quality reading material to feed your need for radio-controlled car knowledge? Look no further than the recently-launched, second issue of the RCCar.Zone digital magazine. Available at no cost to you (that's free), this is a great PDF publication that will give you the latest on what's new in the […]

I have been a longtime fan of Matt Waterfield's YouTube channel, RCOverload, for a variety of reasons. First off, he does an excellent job building various kits and customizing his radio-controlled machines with detail and skill. What may impress me even more is how he approaches some of his run and review videos. Not only […]

Continuing their avalanche of vehicle announcements from the 2016 International Toy Fair, HPI not only unveiled a new small-scale vehicle in the Formula Q32 and a number of 1/10 scale on and off-road machines. They also have two new radio-controlled buggies that will satisfy those with a need for large-scale R/C car action. The Baja […]