This updated version of the classic Plasma Edge buggy body features new decals and a revised body. It is mounted on an easy-to-build and maintenance TT-02B chassis that utilizes longer suspension arms, CVA shock units, and buggy bumpers to give …

The thrill of the chase has always been synonymous with the world of high-speed RC catamarans and the Zelos™ 36 Twin catamaran was built to give you the advantage. Thanks to a double dose of speed, the Zelos can reach …

The 8IGHT-E 3.0 buggy introduced a completely redesigned chassis specifically engineered for electric power. The 8IGHT-E 4.0 buggy builds on this proven platform with updates to the suspension geometry and drivetrain layout that make it easier to drive and even …

The DX6R smart radio will transform your driving experience. Touch-screen simplicity, WiFi connectivity, unbeatable DSMR® range and security, 5.5ms frame rates, telemetry, Bluetooth model transfer – you get it all and more.. Android-Powered Touch Screen or Scroller You can literally …

HPI is teaming up with Kraken RC to offer the Baja 5B buggy with the Kraken Sidewinder X5 roll cage. This amazing package makes it easy to get one of the most unique looks in large scale RC. The Baja …

The well-loved CC01 chassis from Tamiya is now available with a sweet scale looking Mitsubishi Pajero with Custom Lowrider Black Body. The chassis comes with a neat lowering kit with 73mm low profile tires for an authentic on road look …

Horizon Hobby introduced their Vaterra line of vehicles nearly two years ago now with an emphasis on scale realism and officially licensed bodies. There has been a very close relationship between Chevrolet and Vaterra

By the time you’re done building a chassis, painting
 the body can be a chore but this is no time to be
in a hurry. For me it is the best part of seeing an
 RC vehicle come together. When I saw the Vaterra Ascender release I just saw an awesome ‘86 K-5 Chevy Blazer body with a cool molded plastic chrome grill.

Tower Hobbies is relatively new to the RC car market (but obviously not to RC in general). Backed by Hobbico, the Tower Hobbies Cutback is a brushless 4X4 short course RTR set to compete in one of the most popular market segments today.

If you are a racer your ultimate goal is to make the A Main week in and week out, to be with the top, fastest, most consistent racers. Simply put, to be among the best of the best.

Truggies have slowly transformed into the go-to machine for enthusiasts to bash because of their performance handling and powerful nature. Monster trucks still hold a place for many drivers too, who prefer their massive size and aggressive nature.

2WD buggies are and always have been the vehicle of choice in RTR trim. While Serpent hasn’t always been synonymous with either the term 2WD buggy or RTR, they recently started offering up a selection of both. After designing the winning platform of 1/8-scale Cobra vehicles, Serpent designer Billy Easton turned his attention to their smaller 2WD counterparts.

Hey Tony- My question will be simple and to the point; Team Associated RC10B5 or TLR 22? I’m looking to get into racing and I’m wondering which buggy would be better for me

Island Raceway & Hobby 1019 Wellwood Ave. Lindenhurst, New York –  Right inside the Empire state, this week’s fix for Track Tuesday brings us to Island Raceway & Hobby in Lindenhurst, New York. Island Raceway sports an indoor off-road raceway as …

  I went back to college in early 2002 and with all the work involved I took my first, and only, break from the radio controlled scene.  Busy as a bee with my nose buried in books, months went by …