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Have you ever wondered what it would be like if you could have a scale model car that you could control? Have you ever seen someone playing in the street with a radio control car and wondered what it would be like to drive your own car? Or did you use to have an R/C car many years ago, and you want to see how the hobby has change?
Gentlemen, start your engines!
It's much easier than you think to find yourself involved in the radio control car hobby! Many people have R/C cars as children but give it up as they get older. Now's the time to remember how much fun it all was!
Probably the most popular Radio Control models are radio control (or "R/C") cars. These range from the types of cars you see in toy and electronics stores to the types of cars that specialty hobby stores carry. R/C cars can be off-road buggies, trucks, monster trucks, cars, street trucks and much more.
Radio control cars come in two basic forms: "toy" style cars or trucks that are advertised during cartoon shows on television and sold at electronics and toy stores, and the "kit" type cars or trucks that are sold only at specialized hobby shops or mail-order companies and are available as a build-it-yourself kit or "Ready To Run". Toy-style cars are often advertised as "remote control", while kit-style cars are referred to by hobbyists as "radio control".
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