Category Archives: 1/32

Building an Orlandoo Hunter OH32A03 – Motor Mounting and Chassis Assembly

Building an Orlandoo Hunter OH32A03 – Motor Mounting and Chassis Assembly

This build series is sponsored by RCMart.com. Every R/C build brings new adventures and opportunities with every new bag. With the axles and suspension links assembled on our Orlandoo Hunter OH32A03 kit, it’s now time to build the heart and soul of this small-scale R/C crawler; the transmission and chassis. The OH32A03 transmission is positioned…

Building an Orlandoo Hunter OH32A03 – Axle and Suspension Link Assembly

Building an Orlandoo Hunter OH32A03 – Axle and Suspension Link Assembly

Part One: Bags A & B This build series is sponsored by RCMart.com. My first experience with a 1/32-scale kit arrived in the form of the Orlandoo Hunter OH32A03 kit, specifically bag “A”. This bag contained all of the parts and pieces for assembling the axles and axle housings. I’ve done this type of assembly…

A Pint-sized Project – Building an Orlandoo Hunter OH32A03

A Pint-sized Project – Building an Orlandoo Hunter OH32A03

Taking on a true small-scale R/C kit. This build series is sponsored by RCMart.com. When it comes to small-scale R/C models, you don’t have to ask me twice if I’m interested in taking a closer look at them. That said, there are still a handful of vehicles that I’ve been hesitant with, including the subject…

Go “Super-Small-Scale” with these 1/32 Rock Crawlers from RC Fun

Go “Super-Small-Scale” with these 1/32 Rock Crawlers from RC Fun

If you’re looking to slow down a bit and enjoy the technical aspects of R/C rock crawlers, you have plenty of options to choose from. However, if your search is for a smaller-scale machine, then you may have to look a bit harder to find the same amount of variety. For fans of tiny trucks…

HPI’s Formula Q32 Micro-racers are Ready for Action

HPI’s Formula Q32 Micro-racers are Ready for Action

Introduced in early 2016, the HPI Formula Q32 has taken the green flag. With this addition to the growing Q32 lineup, HPI takes their base 1/32-scale chassis configuration and  marries it to a Formula 1-style race car body. These cars are perfect for indoor driving and racing. The Formula Q32 features “real steer”, proportional steering…

HPI Announces the Q32 Trophy Truggy

HPI Announces the Q32 Trophy Truggy

HPI has endured an up and down year, but all signs point to them ending 2016 with a bang. They have added another 1/32-scale vehicle to their expanding Q32 lineup with the addition of the Q32 Trophy Truggy. As we’ve seen from the other Q32 models, these vehicles aren’t short on fun, even with their…

HPI’s Winning “Formula” Q32

HPI’s Winning “Formula” Q32

In the midst of their feverish release of new 1/10 and 1/5 scale radio-controlled cars and trucks at the 2016 International Toy Fair, HPI snuck a new small-scale machine into the mix. The new Formula Q32 is the latest ready-to-run 1/32 scale R/C car to use the same base chassis as the Baja Q32 that…

HPI Q32 D8T Ty Tessmann Edition

HPI Q32 D8T Ty Tessmann Edition

More small-scale news for you pint-size R/C addicts! HPI is following up their popular Baja Q32 Buggy with the release of a Ty Tessmann-inspired Q32 D8T 1/32 two-wheel drive truggy. For those of you that are radio-controlled racing fans, or want to recreate the excitement that Ty brings to the track, no matter where you…

Optional parts announced for the HPI Baja Q32

Optional parts announced for the HPI Baja Q32

The just-released Baja Q32 from HPI has a few tricks up it’s (small) sleeves.  Taking a different path than the similiarly-sized models from ECX, the Baja Q32 now has optional parts that you can purchase to customize your buggy. There are three categories of option parts that are available: Chassis Components, Drivetrain and Electronics.  From…

HPI’s Baja Q32 Buggy is now available.

HPI’s Baja Q32 Buggy is now available.

Along with the two 1/36-scale models that ECX released late last year, the other bigger, small-scale release that I’ve been anticipating has been HPI’s 1/32 Baja Q32 buggy.  Along with a similar size and overall appearance to the ECX models, there are a few minor differences that the HPI model brings to the table, namely…