[Review] Turbo Racing C75 Full Proportional 1/76 Dodge Hellcat RC Car 

Koyosho made or makes small race car called Dano

​@@machoman5356dnano* My gripe with them is afaik they are discontinued and everything about them is extremely expensive. Iirc it's like 500+ to get a kit

Glad you like it!

SNT makes 1/86 scale 4x4 crawler and it's quite nice. I have one here. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZkXAZiSZEKI.html It mostly works as long as you don't attach the FPV camera on it. Coach and dump truck are great ideas especially if it has working tipper.

Here you go ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QIi_DY06pJY.htmlsi=ok8esZMabUeIQzKZ&t=394 If the time script doesn't work, skip to 6:34 for monoshock mod.

The truck can run in more places than this because of the ground clearance. It can also jump off the ramp. Handling wise, no difference. They will both randomly spin if the floor is dusty or if they happen to loose grip even a bit. I'd say if you have a dedicated place and dedicated track to run, the onroad is more fun. If you will run it wherever you want, then monster truck it is.

@@BeaversHobby Nice! Thanks for info! I'll take that into consideration when I purchase!

XRX is quite expensive and it's restricted to 1/24 because of wide and long stance. I don't know if I'll get one or not. For 1/28 DriftArt 3S is the best for me. It works well for narrow body and adaptable to 1/24 too. For strictly 1/24 MA Racing 1.5 is amazing albeit a bit expensive but most of the parts are very well made and easy to build.

@@BeaversHobby I want the drift Art so bad! I have Xrx dpa 1 (I was new to the hobby) lol and see electronics and chassy but ended up replacing everything anyway wish I would have done more research cause parts are hard to find and so expensive that MA looks top notch

@@colbyhann1808 XRX DPA 1 is already a very good chassis with good steering angle and it's still good by today's standard. The flaw I found after running it for a long time is the durability. Plastic parts are not up to task. MA is also hard to find. Unfortunately almost all 1/28-1/24 RWD are not widely available.

The monster truck is slightly faster but it is more difficult to control. The steering is more vague than the onroad cars.

While it is doable, it needs the lexan paint which is more flexile when the paint is on the surface so it won't chip when the body flexes. I can't do it because of the paint is very smelly with tons of fumes.

we thought the same thing in 2000 with the mini-z :D

@@GabzzzFe hahaha

All things considered I'd give it 17/20. Deducted 3 points from; It needs a proper track to fully enjoy. Although the turning circle is good, you can't use it all when it's on a proper track because it will roll over. But if it's not on a proper track it will only spin out. It has throttle follow through. So it sill applies the throttle even after you let go of it. Otherwise, a pretty good car especially for its size. The steering centering is surprisingly accurate.

@@BeaversHobby Thank you very much for your answer 😃👍

The link is in the description for RadioMaster website. radiomasterrc.myshopify.com/products/turbo-racing-c75-1-76-rtr-sports-rc-car?sca_ref=4342298.8GPHCoeBEb Here's another link if you prefer Banggood www.banggood.com/custlink/DmvtI7y0Le There's a promotion running right now so it's slightly cheaper on Banggood.

​@@BeaversHobbydelivery available in india

The kit comes with all the hex/Allen keys you need to build. The additional tools you need are cutting tools (clipper & hobby knife), 4.5mm nut driver for the wheel nuts and caliper if you want to measure the arms' length.

Thank you are right I now look and find small wrench I was shopping for you very big help!

@@machoman5356 You can get a set like this from your local computer store It'll have all the heads and sockets you need. www.banggood.com/custlink/v3Kt9TBrF3