An RC helicopter and an RC glider both use the same principle of lift to fly, but they go about it in very different ways. A helicopter creates lift with its spinning rotor blades. Each blade acts like a small wing, and as it spins, it pushes air downward. That… Continue reading
For RC enthusiasts, few platforms capture the heart like the Tamiya M-05. At its core, it’s “just” a front-wheel drive mini chassis, designed to carry shells like the iconic Mini Cooper. But for those who’ve spent time building, tuning, and racing it, the M-05 is more than plastic parts and… Continue reading
When it comes to RC buggies, 4WD tends to dominate the modern scene with its sheer traction and performance. But ask any long-time hobbyist, and they’ll tell you there’s something special about RWD (rear-wheel drive) off-road buggies. They may not have the grip or stability of their 4WD cousins, but… Continue reading
In the world of 1/10 on-road RC racing, belt-driven four-wheel-drive cars have earned a reputation for refinement, speed, and tunability. While shaft-driven cars such as the TT-series remain popular as entry points, racers who want to unlock the next level of performance often turn to belt-driven platforms. Among these, the… Continue reading
This may look a bit off topic, but many of the simple and cheap RC gliders work exactly like PCA. When we think of airplanes, we imagine wings, rudders, and elevators working in harmony to steer a machine through the sky. But what happens if those controls fail? That’s where… Continue reading
In the world of radio-controlled models, the servo is the muscle that translates your inputs into motion. Whether you’re steering a buggy, moving control surfaces on an aircraft, or handling gear shifts on a crawler, choosing the right servo torque is critical. One common question that comes up is: when… Continue reading
Every so often, a radio-controlled car comes along that doesn’t take itself too seriously, and the Tamiya GF-01 chassis is exactly that kind of machine. It isn’t built for racing trophies or blistering top speed runs, but for something far more valuable: fun. Whether you’re a seasoned RC hobbyist or… Continue reading
Drifting is one of the most stylish and skillful ways to drive an RC car. Unlike racing, where grip and speed dominate, drifting is all about controlled slides, balance, and smooth transitions. And one of the biggest secrets to mastering RC drifting isn’t in the motor, suspension, or body kit—it’s… Continue reading
The Tamiya TT-01 is one of those kits that just about every RC enthusiast has crossed paths with at some point. It’s simple, durable, affordable, and for many people, it was their first taste of on-road RC fun. Out of the box, it’s a 4WD touring car, but one of… Continue reading
If you’ve spent any time in the RC hobby, especially in the world of scale trail trucks, chances are you’ve come across the Tamiya CC-01. First released back in the 1990s, the CC-01 (short for “Cross Country”) was Tamiya’s answer to hobbyists who wanted a realistic off-road machine that wasn’t… Continue reading
