Sunday, August 16, 2009
RC Construction Backhoe
Remote Control (RC) Backhoe Construction Truck W/Working Digging Arm
RC Bulldozer Backhoe remote control construction trucks have arrived and are some of the coolest construction toys available. This contruction toy will have people of all ages entertained with its working digger, lights, sounds, and wireless remote control. Detailed interior, working headlight, taillights, and controls for digging and dumping dirt or other payloads at your command. Drive forwards, backwards, left, and right too. Order 2 of these remote control construction trucks and get separate frequencies for dual construction toy fun! More Info
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Friday, August 14, 2009
RC UFO with 4 Channels
RC UFO Helicopter *New Must See - HOT SALE*
Our new RC ufo with 4 channels of control offers an amazing outdoor and indoor precision flying experience. Weighing in at only 11 ounces plus it is great for amateurs and experienced RC pilots. This innovative remote control UFO incorporates the latest miniature technology, utilizing four powerful electric motors. Truely amazing electronics gives you the precise control and hovering capabilities of a 4 channel remote control helicopter.
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RC (Remote Control) Lamborghini Gallardo Race Car W/Music, Sounds, And Horn
RC (Remote Control) Lamborghini Gallardo Race Car W/Music, Sounds, And Horn
Lamborghini Gallardo Rechargeable remote control race car with great features makes cool sounds and noises like starting up, horn, brake, and plays music too! The RC Lamborghini Gallardo measures about 14 inches long and has working headlights and comes with a fully functional remote which allows the car to move forward, reverse, left and right.Get More Info Here...
Monday, October 15, 2007
Radio Controlled Pirate Ship
After many months of searching we finally found a remote control pirate ship. Many people have asked for this and it is now available. This looks just like a real pirate ship. This is one of the coolest radio controlled boats we have seen in a long time.
It has a cannon, lights and sound and has a skull and crossbones flag.
Get your Christmas orders in early to avoid disappointment.
It has a cannon, lights and sound and has a skull and crossbones flag.
Get your Christmas orders in early to avoid disappointment.
Monday, August 27, 2007
Nikko Sea Wolf Submarine
One of the hottest rc toys this year has been the Nikko Seawolf submarine. These subs are getting harder to find because Nikko is no longer making them. Because they are getting scarce, many retailers are raising the prices, but at HobbiesHobbiesHobbies.com you can get them for just 129.95. And that includes ground shipping.
This sale is scheduled to end by the end of summer.
This sale is scheduled to end by the end of summer.
Saturday, June 17, 2006
Dragon Wings F-15D
This diecast F-15D will make a great addition to your collection.
Dragon Wings - Warbird (12th FS, 18 TFW The Dirty Dozen (Kadena AB, Japan)
The 12th Fighter Squadron, affectionately known as the “Dirty Dozen,” traces their lineage and honors back to January 15th 1941. It was on this date they were first activated at Selfridge Field, Michigan. After seeing action in WWII and Korea the 12th FS found themselves stationed at Kadena Air Force Base in Japan.
The mission of the 12th FS is to mobilize, deploy, and employ 24 F-15C Eagle fighter aircraft worldwide to achieve air superiority in support of CJCS, PACOM, CENTCOM, EUCOM, SOUTHCOM, and NORAD operations
Check out this and many other diecast airplanes at www.hobbieshobbieshobbies.com
Friday, May 26, 2006
RC Trucks
Choosing Your First Remote Control Truck by Alan Chestnutt
If you are thinking of buying your first remote control truck, here are some things you need to keep in mind. I would advise you pick yourself up an RTR (ready to run) kit to begin with. These RTR RC trucks often come fully assembled, or require only minimal assembly like gluing the tires to the wheels. Most of these models now also include a 2 channel radio and the servos pre-installed, saving you the hassle of trying to match a radio to servos.
Ready to run kits may be slightly more expensive than their basic unassembled kit counterparts, but if you do not have the building experience, it will save you weeks of work in assembly time, frustration and errors.
Imagine being able to bring home, or have delivered to your door, your brand spanking new RC nitro truck, removing it from it’s packaging, inserting some batteries and filling with nitro fuel…..and being able to hit the dirt track straight off! This is the beauty of RTR RC truck kits.
Some more experienced racers, or even some very adventurous newcomers, may want to build their RC monster truck from scratch, so that they get to know all the components and how they are assembled. But even with a RTR model, you will gain this knowledge anyhow by maintaining, modifying and tweaking your truck once you start to use it. If you do plan to build your own truck then allow yourself 3-5 days to put it together.
You can expect to pay $50 - $100 more for a ready to run RC nitro truck and you will probably be looking at paying $300 - $500 for a good level reliable RC truck.
To fully get going right off the rails, you will need some extras which you should remember to add to your order, or you won’t get your truck out on that first day! You will obviously need some nitro fuel and a fuel bottle is a better option for refuelling to avoid any fuel spillage. As well as this you will need a glow plug heater and you may need an electric starter pack if your truck does not have a pull cord start. It is also recommended to have some oil for routine lubrication maintenance after its first run. All in all these extras should not cost you any more than $50 - $100.
Most major manufacturers now produce fully ready to run monster trucks including Traxxas, CEN, Tamiya and Team Associated.
Yes, this can be an expensive hobby, but weigh this up against the adrenalin pumping action of these RC monster trucks and there is no contest! After all – it’s only money!
Alan Chestnutt is the webmaster of www.bestrctrucks.com where you can find news and reviews of the latest ready to run RC monster trucks as well as online buying advice.
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If you are thinking of buying your first remote control truck, here are some things you need to keep in mind. I would advise you pick yourself up an RTR (ready to run) kit to begin with. These RTR RC trucks often come fully assembled, or require only minimal assembly like gluing the tires to the wheels. Most of these models now also include a 2 channel radio and the servos pre-installed, saving you the hassle of trying to match a radio to servos.
Ready to run kits may be slightly more expensive than their basic unassembled kit counterparts, but if you do not have the building experience, it will save you weeks of work in assembly time, frustration and errors.
Imagine being able to bring home, or have delivered to your door, your brand spanking new RC nitro truck, removing it from it’s packaging, inserting some batteries and filling with nitro fuel…..and being able to hit the dirt track straight off! This is the beauty of RTR RC truck kits.
Some more experienced racers, or even some very adventurous newcomers, may want to build their RC monster truck from scratch, so that they get to know all the components and how they are assembled. But even with a RTR model, you will gain this knowledge anyhow by maintaining, modifying and tweaking your truck once you start to use it. If you do plan to build your own truck then allow yourself 3-5 days to put it together.
You can expect to pay $50 - $100 more for a ready to run RC nitro truck and you will probably be looking at paying $300 - $500 for a good level reliable RC truck.
To fully get going right off the rails, you will need some extras which you should remember to add to your order, or you won’t get your truck out on that first day! You will obviously need some nitro fuel and a fuel bottle is a better option for refuelling to avoid any fuel spillage. As well as this you will need a glow plug heater and you may need an electric starter pack if your truck does not have a pull cord start. It is also recommended to have some oil for routine lubrication maintenance after its first run. All in all these extras should not cost you any more than $50 - $100.
Most major manufacturers now produce fully ready to run monster trucks including Traxxas, CEN, Tamiya and Team Associated.
Yes, this can be an expensive hobby, but weigh this up against the adrenalin pumping action of these RC monster trucks and there is no contest! After all – it’s only money!
Alan Chestnutt is the webmaster of www.bestrctrucks.com where you can find news and reviews of the latest ready to run RC monster trucks as well as online buying advice.
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Thursday, May 18, 2006
Model Saturn V Rocket
Dragon Wings 1:400 Scale model of the Saturn V Rocket. This is our second version of the Saturn V Rocket. This one features removeable stages and increased detail. Our first version was very popular, don't wait too long to add this one to your collection.
The Saturn V (popularly known as the Moon Rocket) was a multistage liquid-fuel expendable rocket used by NASA's Apollo and Skylab programs. It was the largest production model of the Saturn family of rockets.
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