The RC Modeling Blog

The different types of RC cars Many varieties of radio controlled cars exist. Models that exist in life size but also cars with eccentric looks ...

Electric vs. internal combustion RC cars The vrc vehicles today fall into two broad categories: electric and internal combustion. So what's the dif...

How do I configure my charger? Which charger to choose? Recharging a Lipo battery requires a special charger. Under no circumstances can you u...

The vocabulary of RC modeling To be able to choose the best radio-controlled car and the spare parts necessary to optimize your model, it is ess...

The Model Fuel Guide What is Nitro fuel? Nitro fuel is a fuel used to power the thermal engine of RC vehicles (cars, boats, planes, etc.). Gen...

What is Slot Racing? Etymology of slot racing “ Slot racing ” is an English term used by all model enthusiasts to designate miniature car race...

What is an RC radio controlled plane? An RC plane is a flying machine that is controlled from land via radio control . The manufacturers of thes...

What is a shock absorber? Shock absorbers are a very important part of your RC car. Whether on the track or off-road, they have a great influenc...

Classic power outlets T-Dean connectors Dean connectors are mainly used to connect a battery . They are very popular in model making and ar...

To start the year on a good footing, we decided to take an interest in a rather little-known but essential mechanical system for your RC cars: the...

Lexan bodywork Why personalize my bodywork? Do you have a first experience in the world of RC through an RTR car and you want to move up a gea...

Why and when should I clean my RC car? There are many benefits to keeping your RC car clean . Not only will it look good, but it will also last ...