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Better control and more fun is what the Traxxas Stability Management (TSM) system …

Traxxas is back at it with two awesome new versions of the popular …

Based on the 2wd Stampede, these two new monster trucks from Traxxas have …

RCD takes a quick look at the new Futaba 4GRS stick surface 2.4GHz …

Panther’s new Ocelot 1/8 scale tire is designed for most outdoor tracks and …

The Gmade Sawback follows the styling of an early Willy’s Jeep. The simple open cockpit gives the vehicle an open feel with a design that dates back to before safety was a primary concern in motor vehicles. Before the Sawback, the only option we had for modelling a Willy’s Jeep was the laborious task of modifying a 1/6-scale toy. Now Gmade has taken this difficult task and made it simple for the masses to be part of. Get ready to relive those WWII test videos in your own backyard!

The name “Revell” has been associated with plastic model kits for over a half a century. Late 2013 will go down in Wiki-History as the date that they broke out of that mold in impressive fashion. Credit Hobbico’s purchase of Revell in 2007 as the driving force for Revell to roll out a new product line of radio control 1/18-scale radio control vehicles, christened Dromida.

We all love racing. It gets your blood flowing and pulse going like a hummingbird. The feeling of pushing the limits is something we crave, but with that comes something we all dread…crashing. The fact is, we all crash. Yep, pros, amateurs, club rats and new racers all crash.

Boom Racing has just provided some sneak peek images to one of our …

This foam-lined metal carrying case includes cutouts designed to fit the contours of …

MIP’s Puck Drive system for the 22 SCT 2.0 is an aluminum based …

Reedy’s LP Shorty weighs approximately 50g less than a standard Shorty and has …

LRP is very well known for their electronic power systems but were you aware that they also produce a line of big block nitro engines? Their range of engines starts at the standard .21 and goes from .28 and .30, all the way up to a massive .32. Putting out 4.34hp, it is truly a beast of an engine. You may be wondering who would need such a monstrous engine with such a huge power output.

Set the Right Height Words: Carl Hyndman Most of us take our ride …