
Tubes to Pots: The Container Change of the Holy Trinity of R/C Lubricants
Recently, AE (Associated Electronics) changed the containers that its TA (Team Associated) lubricants came in. The so-called holy trinity of radio control model lubricants, FT (Factory Team) Green Sli...
27 Elo 20257min

The Hop-Up Revolution: The History of Grassroot Garage Engineering
When the R/C model vehicle kit hobbyist community quickly decided that they wanted to hop-up their hobby-grade radio controlled vehicles, a grassroots engineering revolution turned into garage compani...
26 Elo 20255min

Which MIP and Vessel Driver Handles and Heads Should R/C Model Hobbyists Use?
MIP (Moore's Ideal Products) recently rolled out a new version, Gen 2.0, of it's hex and nut drivers. Is this new version the best choice for radio controlled vehicle hobbyists? Likewise, Vessel drive...
25 Elo 20256min

Tamiya Sand Blaster Tires vs. Sweep Racing Square Armor R/C Buggy Tires
What's the difference between 2 similar but very different wheels introduced 40 years apart? Both have square treads, both are popular on the Frog, Grasshopper, and Hornet, plus both have legions of e...
24 Elo 20256min

HOW-TO: Add Headlamps While Respecting Your R/C Buggy's Structural Integrity
The Tamiya SuperShot a.k.a. the Super HotShot famously came without faux headlights. So in the quest to remedy this lack of eyes on this radio controlled buggy, we shine a light in the darkness to fin...
23 Elo 20255min

Which Servo and Saver for the HotShot Family of 1/10th Scale 4WD R/C Buggies?
The Tamiya HotShot family of RC buggies were iconic and groundbreaking, but had a number of flaws, especially in their steering. Getting the right servos and servo savers can help. We precisely turn y...
22 Elo 20256min

Exactly Which Size MIP and Vessel Drivers Do Serious R/C Model Builders Need?
If you've decided that you are serious about being part of the R/C model vehicle hobbyist community and you want to get some pro level tools. Your local hobby shop will likely recommend MIP (Moore's I...
21 Elo 20256min

Why Can't You Use Power Tools When Building R/C Model Vehicles?
Many things in life are built , repaired, it disassembled exclusively with power tools, but there's one thing that you should never use power tools on, and that's your hobby grade radio controlled car...
20 Elo 20256min



















