Remote Control Trucks Give Your Children RC Fun, and You, All Year

You can enjoy the hobby of radio control at any time of the year when you create a collection of remote control trucks, and imagine various projects that involve those trucks in your play activities.

The great thing about various RC trucks is that there are designs that are ready for you to use, whatever the weather.

In spring you will want closed trucks that are resistant to rain, or seal your own truck, and you are ready to splash puddles on the road.

A regular model pickup truck works well for "family" driving during wet weather conditions. Sport utility-style vehicles also do a good job. Take the family for a Sunday trip around your neighborhood.

For further action, make a mud hole, and test the ability of your monster truck to roar without being trapped. Use RC construction equipment to dig your hole, and dump trucks to transport the excavated soil. Or build a "mud volcano" to see how well the monster climbs in slippery conditions.

During the summer months, in most dry weather, you don't need special preparation for vehicle protection. Design your RC layout for all radio control model trucks. Better yet, involve children and grandchildren. With their imagination you will be surprised by the ideas they present for RC sightseeing.

Established a remote control city for regular truck operations. Your fire truck, car carrier, police truck, ambulance, semi-truck and dump truck also function in a city scenario.

Build race tracks, both strip and oval, to speed up your remote control racing trucks against each dump truck hino other in races and drag competitions.

Pile the sand into the mounds for your dune train to go uphill, and spray sand and dust into the air.

All summer activities work for fall unless you are in the northern states with harsher autumn weather.

Winter weather sometimes means we return to closed vehicles for moisture protection.

RC front loaders and dump trucks give you the opportunity to dream of a snow removal project. You can attach a snow plow blade to the front of your monster truck, and clean your sidewalk.

When you have snow, why not use it to design obstacle courses for monster trucks, racing trucks, and trains? This is a quick operation to package snow on a hill to climb and jump, or build it loosely against a wall of snow to break through, and in no time at all you play with children.

Don't forget military models when you are collecting your RC weaponry.

Set camouflage radio control jeeps, hummers, and tanks to maneuver soldiers, and stage the war. Get an RC designed by German and US troops, and you are ready to fight.

It makes no difference where you live, or what year you experience. You have many opportunities to create remote control truck projects to give you, your children, and your grandchildren hours of pleasure.

Joseph Jackson provides information for learning and pleasure to help improve the quality of life of its readers.