The RC Newb Podcast - Episode 61: The Comeback Kit

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Ready-to-Run (RTR) R/C models are great when you want to get rolling as fast as possible. Still, there's something to be said for spending time building a model from scratch. After years of RTR dominance, it appears that radio-controlled model kits are making a comeback. In this episode of The RC Newb Podcast, I share a few reasons why building a kit is a great way to get connected to your hobby.

Show notes:

Kits are making a comeback. If you're looking to get hands-on with your next R/C model, here are just a few that can get you started:
- Competition R/C Kits
  - Kyosho
  - Team Associated
  - Tekno RC
  - XRay
- Go-fast R/C Kits
  - HPI
  - Kyosho
  - Tekno RC
  - Tamiya
  - Traxxas
- R/C Crawler Kits
Looking for an R/C crawler? Redcat Racing's GEN8 is a solid performer for scale R/C enthusiasts.
Taking Pro-Line's BFGoodrich Krawler T/A Predator tires for a spin on the Traxxas TRX-4 Sport.

Thanks, once-again to Pro-Line for their support of The RC Newb Podcast! As an exclusive offer to listeners of the show, you can save an additional 10% on your next order at prolineracing.com with coupon code RCNEWBAP10.

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