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RC Car Kits — Build Your Own
RC kits require some assembling on your part which means you get first-hand experience with key parts and features before you hit the trails, tracks or streets.
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About RC Car Kits — Build Your Own
At Hobbies Direct, we’ve selected an exciting range of RC car kits for you to shop and build. If you’re one for minimum downtime, you’ll love our complete, ready-to-assemble kits.
But if you have a soft spot for custom vehicles, we’ve got you covered, too. Some of our kits leave certain choices up to you, so you can customise your device to meet your performance and style expectations.
Whether you are looking for a monster truck, semi-truck, drag car, rock crawler, on-road or off-road, start building your dream RC vehicle with a kit from Hobbies Direct today. Enjoy second-to-none prices and speedy AUS delivery so you can get busy ASAP.
FAQs for RC Car Kits - Build Your Own RC Car
What comes in an RC car kit?
A kit includes the unbuilt car — chassis, suspension, drivetrain, body and hardware. You supply your own motor, ESC, servo, transmitter, receiver, battery, charger, paint and glue. Always check the product listing for exactly what's included.
How hard is it to build one?
If you can follow instructions and use basic tools, you're fine. Most kits have clear step-by-step manuals. A typical 1/10 buggy takes 4-8 hours. It's a great way to learn how everything works and makes future maintenance much easier.
Is a kit better than a ready-to-run?
Kits are better if you want to choose your own electronics, learn the car inside-out and enjoy the build. RTR is better if you just want to drive. A well-built kit with quality electronics will usually outperform an RTR at the same price.
