RC trucks and buggies give you remote control fun that doesn't always rely on the RC construction toys for a place to play.
Winter temperatures below freezing keep the ground too hard for your construction models to dig and shape roads, towns, racetracks, or monster truck arenas.
When you don't have room to build an event center, or you just haven't set time aside to start construction, use your all-terrain vehicles. Just create some racing and climbing events using obstacles that nature, or man, left in your way.
Radio control monster trucks and buggies are the best models for frozen tundra navigation.
Find a ditch or ravine, and go hill climbing.
Get your RC friends together and hold a competition climbing up the sides. See who finds the hardest climb, and who climbs the fastest.
Find a lumpy field and convert dirt mounds into a makeshift obstacle course. See how fast your RC launches off the top of a hill, and how far it flies.
Use some plywood and two-by-fours and build ramps for jumping events.
Rush across the ground at high speed, racing against other RCs. Hold some drag racing competitions. Lay down some rope or other material to mark the boundaries of an oval for more racing fun.
Mix your races up. Race trucks against buggies to see which models are fastest. Find out which vehicles launch the farthest from the hilltops, and which RCs handle the roughest terrain.
Put together an area for stunts, and see what kinds of stunts the individual RC hobbyists dream up to perform with their models.
Make this a neighborhood radio control get together. Plan a day of competition. Create races for the different model categories. Hold different events for different scale models. Award prizes for the winners in each category.
Divide the categories even further. Hold events for the different age groups of participating hobbyists.
Give prizes for the best RC driving and handling skills in each age group.
Frozen ground that you can't use your RC construction toys to shape doesn't mean an end to your remote control fun. Just leave that fleet of construction models in the garage until the ground thaws out.
Keep your hobby alive. Use the models in your collection that run on any type of landscape. (Frozen, hilly, muddy, or flat.)
Pull out your RC trucks and buggies.
You'll have a day of remote control fun to get you planning for RC activity all winter long.
Winter temperatures below freezing keep the ground too hard for your construction models to dig and shape roads, towns, racetracks, or monster truck arenas.
When you don't have room to build an event center, or you just haven't set time aside to start construction, use your all-terrain vehicles. Just create some racing and climbing events using obstacles that nature, or man, left in your way.
Radio control monster trucks and buggies are the best models for frozen tundra navigation.
Find a ditch or ravine, and go hill climbing.
Get your RC friends together and hold a competition climbing up the sides. See who finds the hardest climb, and who climbs the fastest.
Find a lumpy field and convert dirt mounds into a makeshift obstacle course. See how fast your RC launches off the top of a hill, and how far it flies.
Use some plywood and two-by-fours and build ramps for jumping events.
Rush across the ground at high speed, racing against other RCs. Hold some drag racing competitions. Lay down some rope or other material to mark the boundaries of an oval for more racing fun.
Mix your races up. Race trucks against buggies to see which models are fastest. Find out which vehicles launch the farthest from the hilltops, and which RCs handle the roughest terrain.
Put together an area for stunts, and see what kinds of stunts the individual RC hobbyists dream up to perform with their models.
Make this a neighborhood radio control get together. Plan a day of competition. Create races for the different model categories. Hold different events for different scale models. Award prizes for the winners in each category.
Divide the categories even further. Hold events for the different age groups of participating hobbyists.
Give prizes for the best RC driving and handling skills in each age group.
Frozen ground that you can't use your RC construction toys to shape doesn't mean an end to your remote control fun. Just leave that fleet of construction models in the garage until the ground thaws out.
Keep your hobby alive. Use the models in your collection that run on any type of landscape. (Frozen, hilly, muddy, or flat.)
Pull out your RC trucks and buggies.
You'll have a day of remote control fun to get you planning for RC activity all winter long.
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