Hey everyone! Let's make a basic Toy-grade RC car which uses 27mhz 4-channel radio for control. This method demonstrates a simple way of making an remote-controlled car, I thought adding the big 12V motor would be a good idea, and it turned out to drive pretty well! However the size of the motor doesn't always equal more power, as choosing a slightly smaller '180' or '130' size motor would also do the trick. The range of my car was about 15-20 meters, which is not bad at all for a toy car, the range also depends on what car controller and transmitter you're using. Thanks for watching my video! 👕 Grab my exclusive Merch here! - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 👉 Visit my online Storefront: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ☕ Buy me a coffee: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Instagram: @ - Instructables page: %20Imagination/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Disclaimer: Amazon purchase links below are affiliate links. It doesn't cost you extra to buy through those and I just get a tiny commission. Thank you! Materials needed for this project: (Updated links) Toy-grade RC receiver and transmitter - Steering motor - Drive motor (by better recommendation) - Battery ( LiPo cell) - Large + small gear for larger motor, pinion gear, gear rack, & 4 wheels | Included in gear kit - Electrical hobby wire - 24 gauge - (x1) 20x14cm piece of cardboard for base of car (x2) Bamboo skewers - (x2) Drinking straw - 3mm (x2) Mini hex nuts for front wheels Tools & other supplies used: 20W Hot glue gun - 60W Soldering iron - Soldering tin lead - Superglue (Best type to purchase) - Hobby craft knife (X-acto) - Music used in this video: Track: Whales & ggnoaa - Paranoia [NCS Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds. Watch: Free Download / Stream: Nightingale - from YouTube Audio Library #RCcar #DCmotor #DIYcar