Show Notes
With 3D printing taking a larger role in the R/C hobby, I was thrilled to be able to chat with two of the men behind Exclusive R/C, a shop specializing in 3D-printed scale accessories. Listen in as Brian Almeida, Mike George, and I discuss the road ahead for "scale radio-control" builds as well as a look at some of the new scale rigs which are coming onto the scene.
Show Notes
Reviewing Dromida’s 1/18 BL Monster Truck
Add scale detail to your radio-controlled machine with Exclusive R/C accessories
Follow Exclusive R/C
Follow Munster R/C
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See what products are offered by electronics-wizard, Jonathan Baskins at Powershift RC Technologies
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