majin
My love for RC: Intact. My RC cars: Not so much
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I'd like to throw RC Junkyard onto the list of legit hobby shops. They're primarily online, but they do pop up at multiple events throughout the year with a physical booth—yes, a real table, not just a sketchy folding card table with a box of zip ties and broken dreams.
I've personally bought from them more than five times (probably more, but who's counting?), and every single transaction has been spot-on. Fast shipping, cheap rates, and communication that doesn’t feel like you’re talking to a robot or someone being held hostage in a warehouse.
These folks are actual RC hobbyists—not just resellers chasing margins. You can tell they give a damn. Their prices are often better than most of the “big names” I’ve shopped with, and at this point, they’ve earned a permanent spot as my first stop for used parts.
If you’re into saving money, supporting fellow RC nuts, and not being disappointed... I highly recommend checking them out. Unless you like paying more for less—then hey, keep scrolling.
I've personally bought from them more than five times (probably more, but who's counting?), and every single transaction has been spot-on. Fast shipping, cheap rates, and communication that doesn’t feel like you’re talking to a robot or someone being held hostage in a warehouse.
These folks are actual RC hobbyists—not just resellers chasing margins. You can tell they give a damn. Their prices are often better than most of the “big names” I’ve shopped with, and at this point, they’ve earned a permanent spot as my first stop for used parts.
If you’re into saving money, supporting fellow RC nuts, and not being disappointed... I highly recommend checking them out. Unless you like paying more for less—then hey, keep scrolling.
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