Glasgow Model Car Club

Here are any setup sheets for the B7 cars

Hints and tips on DIY bodyshell prep & painting - add your own tips, favourite tools and supplies below. This is for the good of our club members!

Please reply with your favourite sticker/name sticker/Skins manufacturer. - Name - Contact details - What services they offer (Eg. Custom stickers, Sponsor stickers, transmitter/charger wraps ) - Cost - Turnaround time/waiting list Give examples if you want with a wee photo and let us know your expe...

Team Associated B74.2d Setup Sheets - feel free to add your own

Allan Bridgeman Glasgow Dry

Team Associated B6.4d Setup Sheets

Daniel Pole Glasgow Dry setup
Allan Bridgeman Glasgow Dry

Just awesome! This can be used for track design - please feel free to make your own. The track Straight needs to be 4m wide (4 squares) and the rest of the track ideally 3m (3 squares) although can be 2.4m in sections. Remember the track must cross the start/finish line to enable the lap counting to...

For those new to the hobby we advise the following tyre choices to get you started, our Glasgow club track is Astro: We prefer the Cheater foams from the club shop for the rear tyres. Be aware that some races at other clubs only allow a certain 'control' tyre. Always check first! Astro - Dry Rear - ...

AGM where we will discuss the plans and ideas for the year ahead. We are a volunteer organisation and we want you to be involved in shaping the clubs future. Prizegiving for the 2022 season, food and fun. :D AGM - Annual General Meeting. We are a community group and we are run by our members who are...

Please make yourself familiar with the following article. https://www.brca.org/racer-hub/race-with-respect

We are a club that focuses on fun, friendship and good natured competition. We ask you to respect others and have a bit of common sense!

This is feedback from Mike on ownership of his RB10 RTR. My 2cents having just started and having an RB10 - I’d go used competition buggy over an RB10 if I was to do it again. The car will cost around £300, then you’ll need batteries and a charger. Servo upgrade I’d consider a must have, especially ...