Our new favorite radio! It’s orange (so you won’t lose it) but really, it has 10-channels and a nice easy interface. Grab the programmer as well for easy firmware updates later on.

New to the hobby? Need some tools. These are well priced and easy to hang-on-to. You’ll end up with like 4 sets 5-years from now.

Our favorite servo! Direct power (save the bec) and tons of torque. You might cry a little, but it’ll only be once :)

Our go-to rock-lights. They’re bright, easy to install and waterproof. Can’t ask for more.

If you’ve grabbed a Axial Gilamon or any Vanquish truck, you know you need one of these so you can get to the wheel nuts!

Our new favorite utility knife. Quick to open and quick to close one-handed.

A must-have for anyone in RC. Any parts that are metal-to-metal that you want on your truck by the end of the trail, make sure you use Loctite.

Don’t cheap-out, grab some good digital calipers that’ll last and are really accurate.

Another buy-once-cry-once item. A quality iron that you’ll never need to replace (probably).

We’re putting this here since we have two or more of them and they’re still great and reliable. Not as nice (menu) as the Meus, but still a quality radio.

A great starter charger if you’re looking for something sale that doesn’t break the bank. We ran this for years without any issue.

Our go-to battery for crawling with small/light 1/10 rigs. Think Ascent Fusion weight.

If you’ve got an SCX6 with an upgraded ESC/Motor combo, these are some really nice batteries to have. Again run em in pairs for the best run time.

If you’re going to be charging bigger batteries, this is a great, quality, DC power supply.

Another great option for those with upgraded SCX6 power systems. We’ve had the 4S 5200mah pack in our CJ7s for a while.

If you’ll be running big batteries, you need a big discharger. We’ve been using this ISDT one for years and it’s never failed us.

If you’re putting anything 1/10 together and using our digital files. You’re going to need a screw kit. This - Button - head kit is a good start.

If you’ve printed or need extra foam for one of our water-tight receiver boxes this is the foam we use.

If you’re putting anything 1/10 together and using our digital files. You’re going to need a screw kit. This - Cap - head kit is a good start.

A good kit to get you started. Nothing you don’t need or won’t use.

Don’t cheap-out, grab some good digital calipers that’ll last and are really accurate.

Great projects start with great material. You can’t go wrong with Polymaker material. Here’s PETG, strong and won’t melt in the sun.

If you’ll be building our new 1/10 Rugged Cases you’ll need some of this to complete the cases.