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Please visit: Take note at the landjump and vanning video as it's the first mid engine radio control RC car made by kyosho. You will need to decide whether you want a tamiya radio control nitro or gas car or perhaps a tamiya that is an rc car with an electric engine like a trinity or kyosho electric motor. You could purchase either one which is ready to run rtr or a kit at your local hobby shop. Now, knowing how much you would want to spend start going shopping for a rc vehicle that fits your specifications and your wallet, because they are not free. Like me passion is what drew me to this exciting field and make sure to join your website hobby shop community. It is always good to start at a nearby hobby store - look for one that specializes in radio control vehicles like the new rc cars as well as vintage rc cars. The largest hobby shop in the world or the smallest will help you fix you radio control as well as sell you parts for it.. Speak to people you'll find working in the store and chances are that these people are true blue rc hobbyists as well. You'll find these machines to be sleek and powerful, tearing up the terrain in a jiffy and it's certainly a lot of fun watching them go. The types of radio control vehicles that you need to get acquainted with are nitro and electric cars, monster trucks, stadium trucks, minis and micros. If you want to get your feet wet and don't wish to spend a whole lot of money, go and get a used vehicle - this is the cheapest way of building your skills. To find used radio control vehicles for sale, ask your friends, check the local newspapers, read RC magazines or browse through listings at auction sites like eBay.
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