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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 ...

Among the many car models available in RC modeling, crawlers are those that are currently the most successful. With impressive crossing capacity a...

Tuning your chassis allows you to personalize your car so that it best meets your expectations in terms of ease of driving and performance. You sh...

How to change a servo on an RC car? What is a servomotor? In automobile modeling, the servo motor is essential for controlling the car by tran...

It's often said that races are won or lost in the pits, and that goes for RC racing too. Good preparation does not always mean victory, but it will...

Why is wheel balancing important? Many of us spend countless hours preparing and maintaining your cars, but how many take the 5 minutes it takes...

An injection molded body is most often referred to as a " Hard Body " or ABS. This type of bodywork is distinguished from Lexan bodies by its opaci...

When you are used to buying kit cars and then building them yourself, replacing a broken suspension arm is child's play but many modelers choose r...

How to find the right replacement part? Whether due to wear or following a collision, it often happens that a part of your radio-controlled car ...