either as a kid or adult, scratches the itch while requiring far less space and budget than the real thing. The same can be said for driving and competitive racing of RC cars.

If the kids have lost interest in that RC car or truck you bought them over the holidays, [Randy Sarafan] from Instructables has a few ideas that might help make the toys fun again, while teaching ...

[Jon] wrote in to tell us about his programmable RC car, and the Howto guide that ... with $9 worth of parts plus an Arduino and a small toy car. So around $50 if you’re starting from scratch.

Sturdy and Durable Hobby RC Car Toy: This 1:18 scale fast RC car features front and rear independent suspension systems and individual spring shock absorbers. It's built to handle bumps ...

Bring the excitement of Toy Story to life with the LEGO Woody & RC set! This set lets your child build a simple yet fun RC car, complete with a Woody minifigure for endless role-play opportunities.

As the regular readers know, I credit where I am today to an early interest in RC cars. I was born a car enthusiast. But building, fixing, and driving radio controlled cars got me into the nitty ...

Now, RC cars are high-dollar enthusiast ... comes with some rally capabilities that the real car lacks. The Fazer chassis is four-wheel-drive, meaning the toy may well be quicker off the line ...

Low Profile Digital Servo: Compact and lightweight, ideal for 1/10 RC cars and robots. Durable construction: Features full metal gears and dual ball bearings for smooth operation. Optimal ...