Drift cars are cool, but they’re also expensive. If you don’t have money for endless tires, fuel, and engine rebuilds, you might like to get involved at the RC scale instead. [Max Imagination] has ...
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3D printed replacement parts for my RC car
In this video I'll show you how I treated my rc car, and how I designed and printed a new 3D part for it. The car is a zd ...
A team of three - Max Greenberg, Sammer Yeleswarapu and Ian Cullimore - developed a beautiful black RC car they 3D printed as one piece. Not only does the vehicle look like something from another ...
Remote control cars can be great fun, particularly if you’ve got a spare carpark or dirt lot to hoon them around. Any good hobby store will have shelves stocked with all manner of vehicles – buggies, ...
Graduate student Jakub Ratajczyk has unveiled an awesome 3D printed remote control car he has designed using his skills in robotics and 3D printing and a ZMorph 3D printer. The three-wheeled RC car ...
An awesome 3D printed rubber band powered car has been created called the Cirin that is capable of reaching speeds of up to 30mph and is also remote controlled for extra precision. The Cirin rubber ...
Nowadays you get everything 3D printed, from real life and functional cars to bicycles, RC cars and even Solar EV vehicles. It was about time somebody would create a racing game you can fully ...
I’m not sure which hobbyist group is more creative—the people who build custom RC cars, or the ones that carefully craft every tiny detail into their stationary models. Whichever it might be, I think ...
3D printing has evolved into much more than a way to make small prototypes or decorative trinkets. Hobbyists around the world are now using it to tackle projects that are bold, functional, and ...
YouTuber plans to build a fully 3D-printed GT3 RS replica on a cheap 986 Porsche Boxster Chassis and, honestly, we're here ...
Despite the fact that RC cars are enormously fun—how can you not smile when smashing a small automobile into everything from base boards to ankles?—it seems like they rarely duplicate the suspension ...
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