Who's into RC gear? Post up your toys.
 

I have an Associated B4 team buggy, with Mamba Max, Lipo, and Hitec radio gear.

I also have a few planes too, I first started with a Super Cub fun plane got good at it so I thought I could do the Parkzone Spitfire that lasted about 10 seconds. Then I got a Cesna 182 that lasted about 60 seconds, now I am still waiting for parts to repair them.:shakes head:

RC is fun but gets expensive quick when your learning, I should have gone to an airfield and learned properly but hey I never do anything the easy way.:p

no homo on your title haha and I use to have a Savage and loved it! I couldn't imagine trying a plane lol

The savage was a fun rig, my neighbour has one. I also have a ClodBuster, remember that one?

I use to be sponsored by Tamiya back in 1988... and raced heavily in off road.

I also collected vintage tamiya. You can see all my cars here:
My RC Cars Photo Gallery by Matthew Kim at pbase.com

Which one did he have? 2.5 or the newer ones?

Wow that is an awesome collection, I wish had all those.:tiphat:

I used to drool over the Avante when it fist came out, I was going to by one of the new ones. I also have an old Tamiya MadBull in a box somewhere.

The Blackfoot was an awesome truck, my buddy had one of those, other buddy had the pumpkin and I had a clodbuster. Fun stuff when your twelve, I recently bought a new super clodbuster just like I remember it when I was a kid.

oh man, the avante was the car i was sponsored to drive. i could never finish a lap because the front magnesium hub carrier kept breaking. neat car, but too weak and heavy.

I have several RC's:
car: E-Revo
plane: T-28 Trojan
heli: TRex450, 600E, Blade mCX

Set all of that aside when I bought my Z. :)

I use to be real big in the Nitro RC stuff. Still got a DuraMax StreetForce Gp touring car and a Traxxas Ummmm there Newest Stadium Truck with the 2.5 motor. Anyway I dont mess with them much anymore, reall expensive hobby.

Too bad I loved that car, is the new one anygood? I want a B44 with a top end brushless/lipo setup.

But then I bought a Z and the RC has not been touched since.:worship:

i have the M03 alfa and cooper classic. picts are in my bb, but forgot i dont have micro USB with me.

HAHA the Blackfoot, classic. I don't have any RC stuff anymore but that was my first. I had an RC10 and a Losi car a long time ago.

I have a TC3 and Traxxas Nitro Rustler collecting dust on my shelf.

I have a Traxxas Nitro Rustler collecting dust too. This year I got into helicopters. A whole new dimension of R/C. Here are my birds:

http://www.the370z.com/members/wgw37...6-img-0494.jpg

E-flite Blade mSR and an Align TREX 450 pro.


WGW

Wait till you get into larger helis, like .50 - .90 sized ones...thattakes it to a whole new level! Unfortunately, the Z and mods this year are $$$ and I can't sustain both the Z and the helis at this time...might get back into helis next summer.

I almost forgot I had a heli. I bought an Axe CP a while back.. couldn't get the hang of the controls and its been wall decoration ever since. Couldn't keep it flying for more than 20 seconds without crashing.

An RC flight sim is a new heli pilot's best investment. I spent about 12 hrs on one before I flew my first heli (TRex450) for the first time. Saves you a lot of money and wrench time.

Those flight sims look really cool best way to learn a new system IMO

If I was smart I would learn to fly with one, but I like the hard way.

Yep, training gear too. I have Phoenix, works great with my controller. My second attempt at hovering the real deal resulted in about $100 in repairs. Built some training gear and I haven't broke anything in 20 or so battery packs. I spend alot of time in the simulator too. It's getting easier, just taking me a long time to get it down.

I hear the bigger helicopters are eaiser to fly, but when they crash, it gets real expensive, real fast.

WGW

Yup, it's like balancing a broom stick on your finger tip is easier to do than balancing a pencil...the broom stick requires slower and less adjustments. The little helis are just less stable...the smaller the are, the twitchier. They are more easily affected by wind too.