RC Rally Car Body Shells 1/10

RC rally cars are a blast to drive, and they look even better when they have a body shell that matches your favorite real-world rally car. If you’re looking for a new body shell for your 1/10 scale RC rally car, here are a few things to keep in mind:

Material: Body shells are typically made from either polycarbonate or ABS plastic. Polycarbonate is more durable and flexible, while ABS is less expensive and easier to paint.
Size: Make sure the body shell you choose is the right size for your car. It should be long enough to cover the chassis and wheels, and it should be wide enough to provide adequate ground clearance.
Shape: The shape of the body shell will affect the car’s handling. A sleek, aerodynamic body will provide less drag and improve top speed, while a more boxy body will provide more downforce and improve cornering grip.
Style: Of course, you should also choose a body shell that you think looks cool! There are dozens of different body shells available to choose from, so you’re sure to find one that matches your taste.

Here are a few of the best 1/10 scale RC rally car body shells on the market:

Once you’ve chosen a body shell, you’ll need to paint it before you can mount it on your car. Here are the basic steps involved in painting an RC body shell:

Clean the body shell: Use a mild detergent and water to clean the body shell and remove any dirt or grease.
Mask off the windows and lights: Use masking tape to cover any areas of the body shell that you don’t want to paint.
Prime the body shell: Apply a thin coat of primer to the body shell to help the paint adhere better.
Paint the body shell: Apply several thin coats of paint to the body shell, allowing each coat to dry completely before applying the next.
Clear coat the body shell: Apply a clear coat to the body shell to protect the paint and give it a glossy finish.