RC Hobby Blogs

A detailed look at the Losi Promoto platform — exploring how the MX and SM models share the same core technology but deliver two completely different riding experiences.

Furitek Terra COMP, marketed as a "race-grade mini-crawler," features a carbon fiber chassis, brushless drivetrain, and magnetic bodyshell. This article will analyze its construction, performance, and actual driving experience, comparing it to competitors like the Redcat Ascent 18 Apex and the Hobby Plus Juice Up to determine if it's worth the $300 price tag.

At first glance, the ARRMA Kraton 6S V6 may seem like just another refresh — a new shell, a new color, same power. 
But this latest version quietly redefines how the Kraton feels on the track and off the ramps, 
bridging the gap between the EXB’s toughness and the BLX’s ready-to-run simplicity.

The Kyosho Ultima 1/10 2WD Vintage Buggy makes a glorious comeback, reviving the DNA of the 1987 World Champion. From its aluminum monocoque chassis to the iconic red shocks, every part tells a story of RC history—now refined for modern tracks and power systems.

Arrma’s 1/16 GROM lineup brings two new mini monster trucks — the Quake Grom and the Gorgon Grom. Both share the same 4WD chassis yet express totally different personalities. From bold body designs to shared upgrade potential, here’s how these small-scale Arrma trucks stack up against each other and why the GROM platform has enthusiasts talking.

The FMS FCX10 Range Rover Camel Trophy Edition brings back the golden age of off-road exploration. Designed with realistic details, a smooth 2-speed transmission, and true trail performance, this crawler captures the essence of adventure. In this article, we’ll explore what makes the FCX10 special and how CNHL RC batteries can unlock its full potential.

When Traxxas dropped the X-Monster, fans asked if it’s just an X-Maxx in disguise. We dig into its design, chassis, motor, and 8S power system to see what really sets it apart — plus recommend the best CNHL LiPo batteries for serious bashers.

The HobbyKing L39 Albatros brings back the legendary Aero L 39 trainer in a compact 64mm EDF package. Easy to assemble, perfectly balanced around 49mm CG, and powered by a 4S setup, it delivers fast, stable flights with a smooth hand-launch feel. In this review, we explore setup tips, flight modes, and real-world impressions — plus which 4S batteries give the best balance of power and duration.

The all-new Freewing A10 V3 Twin 64mm EDF Jet brings the legendary Warthog back with a complete redesign—larger wingspan, LED lighting, CNC retracts, and reverse thrust ESCs. Here’s how it performs and what batteries make it shine.