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Remote Controlled Car Brands, Stores and Construction
A remote controlled car can be the toy brands for kids found in department stores or can be quality models and kits for adults sold in rc hobby shops.
Photo above: 1/10 scale Tamiya remote control cars. Left is the Mercedes SLK with body slightly damaged due to racing. Right is the Ferrari on road touring car. If you were to buy, stick to the well known hobby quality brands such as Associated, Kyosho, Team Losi, Tamiya and Traxxas. Great kits with rc car parts to maintain and hop up your model to keep it running for years to come. You can buy these from local hobby shops or from popular online rc stores.
Pictured above: 1/10 scale mini remote controlled cars powered by electric motors and high capacity rechargeable batteries. But if it is a cheap rc toy you are looking for, try Nikko, Radio Shack or Tyco radio control cars. However most toy cars have crude controls, slow speed and lack of replacement parts. You can buy these in RadioShack, Target, Toys R Us and more.
Pictured above: 1/10 scale remote controlled bmw next to the real car. The appeal of this hobby is the ability to own your dream sports car at a cheap price. While it is nice to play around your backyard or parking lot, try to get into rc car racing to feel the excitement of competition. There are many local racing events plus long running regional and international racing series such as the Tamiya World Championships.
Overhead photo of Tamiya rc cars racing inside SM Megamall on a carpet track. Lots of spectators make the event thrilling and exciting. If you want to learn more about the hobby and how to build a remote controlled car, please feel free to browse this site. There are over 300 pages of information. Current and archived articles dating back to 2003. Please share this website with your friends.
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