Taking a “stock” item and putting your own spin on it is at the very core of the R/C hobby. No matter what type of vehicle you own, whether or not it’s a ready-to-run (RTR) or a kit that you build yourself, the ability to give it a custom look and feel is what appeals […]
Outdoor Scale R/C Adventure season is upon us! With a number of great events fast-approaching (Axialfest 2016, Shred the Ledge, RECON G6, Run for the Drum and others), there are plenty of opportunities to get out and drive, meet other radio-control enthusiasts, and have a great time. Two recent events took place in the UK […]
If you caught the latest episode of the RC Newb Podcast (Episode 30: Let’s Go Racing with John Bernard), you heard friend of the show, John Bernard share his thoughts on what is involved in racing radio-controlled vehicles. From finding out where to race, picking the right vehicle for you (and the track), what to expect […]
As much as I love the vehicles that are behind the radio-controlled hobby (and I do love them quite a bit), I find that the people that are behind these vehicles are just as amazing. Even more, in fact. With that in mind, I want to kick off 2016 by starting off a "R/C Hobbyist […]
From my experience in the radio-controlled car hobby, I've found that there really is no middle ground to how you can feel about it. You can't "kinda" be into these vehicles, or like to work on a build "a little". You're either all-in or all out (which usually, and sadly) leads to selling off your fleet of […]
