RC Car & Truck Kits

When you purchase an RC Car or Truck Kit you will find that they will require some assembling to prepare them for running. Some of these will come with most, if not all, you need to build your car while others come with the basic parts required for thecar and leave it to you to choose the other components required allowing you to customise your vehicle. The description for each remote control car should outline what extra components will be required in order for it to run.

RC Car/Truck Kits

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RC Car and Truck Kits allow for intermediate to professional RC enthusiasts to customise and tweak their car as they so please.

Hearns Hobbies has been the leading Melbourne Hobby scene for over 70 years. With such a history you can be confident that we have a strong knowledge about radio controlled cars. We have been the go to place for radio controlled cars, accessories and parts since the early days; many Australian bought their first radio controlled car from Hearns Hobbies; Was it a Tamiya Hornet? Most likely it was a Tamiya Hornet which you can still buy today. Our Radio Controlled department has now expanded to the latest RC vehicles including brands such as Traxxas, Yokomo, Team Corally, Arrma & HB Racing. Our product range is fully supported online but also at our two Melbourne stores. When you visit our shops you will learn a lot more about RC cars and see that our knowledge goes well behind cars into anything radio controlled. We have a huge selection of the latest releases and we bring the new models on pre-order as soon as they are announced internationally. If you see any new product that yet we do not stock, make sure to get in contact to discuss the opportunity.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What else do I need to complete an RC Car kit?

Most kits come with the plastic parts and instructions, but you’ll also need a few essentials: plastic cement or glue, sprue cutters, a hobby knife, paints, and brushes. Some kits may also recommend primer or decals for a professional finish.

Why would I choose a kit?

RC Car kits are rewarding because they combine building, painting, and displaying into one hobby. You get creative control over details, colours, and weathering, while also learning useful modelling skills. Kits are also cost-effective compared to fully finished models.

I see Tamiya is still making their old kits?

Yes! Tamiya continues to produce many of its classic RC Car kits alongside new releases. These older kits remain popular with collectors and builders because they’re reliable, affordable, and nostalgic, while still offering quality parts and straightforward builds.