Month: January 2022

The TL01 chassis features a bathtub-style frame made of durable plastic, which provides a good balance of strength and weight. The car has a four-wheel independent suspension system. The platform also has a gear differential and oil-filled dampers to ensure a smooth and consistent ride. When you fit a TL01 Stadium Raider with some larger […]

These photos show the use of aluminum wheel hex extenders on a Hotshot. They can increase wheelbase by 20mm per extender. To be able to use the long nut required for tightening the wheel, it may be necessary to drill the hole on the rim to make it slightly larger. This Hotshot is equipped with […]

One of the often ignored factors to consider when choosing a transmitter is whether you will also need to control with one hand only (you will need to do this if another hand is busy taking photo): The first one shown allows pretty easy single-hand control. This one is more difficult to handle with just […]

Both TT01 and TT02 are available as rally cars. However, due to the short arms and relatively low ride heights, they aren’t really capable of riding through grasses and slopes. They are poor at jumping too. In fact, they are suited to running on pathway and land surface that are not flat nor smooth enough […]

There are off road conditions very difficult for buggies and rally cars. See this video, under such road condition you must use a truck or truggy (a lot of climbing and jumping)… This video shows truck VS buggy doing jumping. On the left is a Himoto EP truck. On the right is a Tamiya Hotshot. […]

If you’ve been around the RC scene for a while, the Schumacher CAT 2000 Buggy is a name that sparks a lot of nostalgia. Released in the late 1990s and early 2000s, this 1/10 scale electric buggy was designed for competitive off-road racing, and even today it’s remembered as a precision machine with a lot […]

The photos show a TA01. The 02 rear arms are swept backward. The 01 rear arms are not. Also, the 02 chassis has some rectangular openings at the bottom. The 01 chassis has no such openings.

This is a full body hydroplane. The problem with a BL setup for a small fiber glass full body hydro is that the boat is just too light. It becomes pretty jumpy – to be precise, it is quite uneasy to keep it from blowing over or crashing, as it constantly rides on a cushion […]