RC Hobby Blogs

The Messerschmitt Bf-109 remains one of WWII’s most iconic fighters. Nexa’s new 1540mm ARF captures that history in a lightweight balsa design finished with a striking green camouflage. In this review, we’ll explore its scale details, assembly process, and how it performs in the air—plus a few smart power options for today’s RC pilots.

The 1987 Chevrolet Caprice Classic is one of the most iconic “Box Chevy” models of the late ’80s. Known for its square body, wide stance, and solid frame, it became a favorite canvas for lowrider culture. Now Redcat has recreated this classic as a 1/10 scale RC lowrider with authentic hopping action and scale realism.

The Turbo Optima Mid Special is back. Kyosho brings the 1988 long-wheelbase icon into 2025 with a faithful chassis, belt-drive 4WD, ball diffs, and modern-day updates. This article looks at what changed, why it matters on today’s tracks, and which LiPo upgrades unlock the best balance of punch and runtime.

The Axial SCX10 series has shaped the modern RC crawling scene for well over a decade. This article looks at how the platform evolved from the original SCX10 to the SCX10 II and the latest SCX10 III Coyote, while also touching on newer SCX10 III variants like Jeep, Toyota, and Base Camp models. From trail realism to climbing performance, it shows why the SCX10 name still matters to crawler fans today.

The Losi NASCAR 1/12 2S AWD RTR brings real stock-car style to parking lots and driveways. In this review, we’ll look at its design, performance, and officially licensed bodies — plus share practical CNHL 2S LiPo battery upgrade options for more speed and runtime.

The Traxxas Pro Scale Funco Sand Car isn’t just another big RC — it’s a 1/6 scale replica of the legendary Funco dune rails, built to tear across sand, grass, and pavement with dual 4S LiPos pushing 55+ mph. In this guide, we break down its design, driving feel, common buyer questions, and the best battery setups to unlock its full potential.

So you’ve just seen ARRMA drop the new Limitless 120 RTR, and the hype is real. A factory-built 1/7 scale beast that claims triple-digit speeds right out of the box—no endless tinkering, no roller headaches, just plug in your batteries and hold on tight. But here’s the question on everyone’s mind: can this new Limitless actually take the crown from the long-reigning king, the Traxxas XO-1? And if it can, what’s the secret to unlocking its full speed potential?

Is Spektrum's Smart system worth the high price? Or does CNHL offer better value? This guide breaks down the pros and cons to help you make the best choice.

The Avios Spitfire MkVb was already a fan favorite, but the new Avios Spitfire Mk1a takes scale realism and flight refinement a step further. In this guide, we break down the major differences, from details and handling to battery requirements, and recommend the best 6S LiPo packs from CNHL for getting the most out of your Spitfire.