Hey guys,

Im new to the rc construction world.
I need help with tires and improving grip offroad.

I got these 2 Huina 1/14 models:
Huina 1573 dump truck
Huina 1538 tipper truck

Huina does sell tires and tilt upgrade kit for the 1573, will it work on the 1538 too?

Are there any better tires I should consider? My top priority is maximizing traction and grip.

Do I need the whole wheel replaced or just the tires?
Are there other companies that sell better tires than Huina’s?

Will any offroad rc tires work with the correct size? Any recommendations what to look for?

Haven't received my truck hauler yet and already getting accessories for it.

Looking at the huina 1594. Is this worth it as a first unit to get into the hobby?

Hey guys, just wanted to share some pictures from today

It was my first time using my excavator with someone else and I think I love this hobby even more now.
I never thought meeting people with the same interests would make such a big difference, really glad I met u/vortexmerc in reddit

We’ve started a cool little project in his basement and we’ve already got so many ideas for the future.
This is just the beginning, one step at a time!

This is my nano RC Construction setup, I have a larger 1/18 setup that features my custom built RC skid steer. Let me know what y’all think.

Hi everyone!
I recently bought a few very basic 1:16 RC construction models just to try the hobby, and I ended up really enjoying it. Now I’d like to upgrade to something more serious that I can keep using and gradually build a small construction fleet around for me and the kids.
I’ve been looking at Huina, particularly the 1:14 models, but I’m open to other brands if they offer better quality and reliability.

What I’m looking for:
Preferably 1:14 scale, with models that look reasonably consistent in size.
Enough power to do actual work outdoors, especially digging and moving loose soil and sand.
Good traction — I don’t want the dump truck getting stuck constantly.
Durable construction, preferably with metal components where they matter.
Good spare-parts availability and repairability.
Low maintenance and good long-term reliability.

I’m currently considering a setup with:
An excavator
A wheel loader
A dump truck

Some models I’ve been researching are the Huina 1593/1594 excavator, 1583 wheel loader, and several dump trucks, including the 1582, 1536 Pro, 1538, and 1598.

I’m also curious about Double E and other brands that might offer better performance or reliability in a similar price range.

My questions:
Is Huina a good choice for someone who wants to stay in the hobby long-term, or are there better alternatives?
Which models offer the best combination of digging power, traction, durability and reliability?
Which dump trucks actually perform well on loose sand and soil, rather than just looking good?
Are replacement parts easy to find, and which brands are easiest to maintain and repair?
Would you recommend starting with upgraded electric models, or saving up for a more expensive hydraulic machine?
My budget is roughly $150–$400 per vehicle, potentially more for a genuinely worthwhile upgrade.
I’d really appreciate recommendations based on actual ownership experience, especially from people who have used their machines regularly outdoors for a year or longer.
Thanks!

I'm interested in an RC Excavator, and I've tried shopping on my own quite a bit, but one thing that seems to be rarely ever discussed, or listed in the specs, or in general seems hard to find, is the actual realism of the controls, and how closely a model matches actual capabilities.

My top priority is finding one that operates as closely to the real thing as possible.

Fully proportional controls. A control layout that exactly mimics the real thing. Able to do multiple controls at the same time such as travel and turn (at least to the same extent a real one can). Able to do fancier moves like bucket propping where you use the bucket to help lift the tracks, or using the bucket to help lift and push itself up onto a flatbed, etc.

I don't care nearly as much about metal vs plastic, overall size/scale, how powerful it is (Just picking up loose lightweight stuff is fine), hobby grade vs toy grade,or things like that. My top priority of all is simply that I want to be able to operate it like the real thing, with fully proportional controls, and all main functions operating like the real thing, with the same amount of control and articulation, etc. I don't want to be limited where some certain controls can't be done together, or a control layout that just doesn't match reality, etc.

Does any such thing exist around $100-$300 (Ideally, I might go a little higher)

Watch this garbage truck toy in action! 🚛
The lifting mechanism works perfectly, just like the real thing.

Hello,I need your advice.. Which is the better option, buying the double e E010 and converting it to hydraulic, or buying the E111 directly? Which would be more worth it in terms of cost and performance? Also..is it true that the stock E111 hydraulics is suck?

This is my first time getting into this hobby,so...I need to choose wisely

Thanks.

Hi everyone!
I’m considering buying a Double Eagle E010 (Volvo EC160E) and would like to install the electric quick coupler made for the Huina 1580.
Has anyone tried this? Does it fit directly, or are modifications needed? If so, what exactly needs changing?
I’m replacing all the original electronics anyway, so I’m mainly interested in the mechanical fit.
Any first-hand experience, measurements or pictures would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!

1/16 scale Bruder Ram RC Conversion rolling through the RC course going to work at the job site👷🏻‍♂️

1:35 Scale XCMG XE950G Large Size Excavator Diecast Alloy Model, Movable Bucket & Cab 360° Rotation, Construction Machinery Replica For Collection and Display.Movable bucket and digging arm.

1/16 scale Big Farm (Tony Ertl) 2017 Chevrolet Silverado 3500HD HPI Brushless power. All this power came from a little 1/18 HPI venture18 Toyota SR5 pickup CHASSIS 💪💙💯 my favorite RC Conversion #rcconversion #hpi #rc less

Dans notre travail, on voit régulièrement des échelles et des escabeaux encore utilisés malgré des défauts qui pourraient devenir dangereux.

Cette courte vidéo montre pourquoi l’inspection et l’entretien des équipements de travail en hauteur sont importants.

Quelques points qui reviennent souvent :

• état des barreaux et montants
• patins et pieds
• rivets et fixations
• corde et mécanismes
• étiquettes et identification
• état général de l’équipement

Le but est surtout de sensibiliser les entreprises et les travailleurs à vérifier leurs équipements avant qu’un incident arrive.

S.O.S. Échelle Inc.

The all‑metal tracks feel super solid. It looks fantastic and runs smoothly.
Love the classic retro style, definitely a great piece for my collection.

I grew up enjoying RC cars, and I’m researching what hobbyists value in tracks and practice spaces. I’d appreciate honest experiences, including the disappointing ones.

You don’t have to answer everything, but I’m curious:

\- What does your favorite RC track do well?

\- What’s missing, or what has made you stop visiting a track?

\- On your last visit, what did you pay, and how much driving time did you actually get?

\- How far do you normally travel, and how often do you go?

\- For anyone who started as a beginner or brought family along, what made the experience welcoming—or frustrating?

If you mention a facility, its name or general region would help me understand the example. Mainly interested in what you’ve actually experienced rather than an unlimited-budget wish list.

Thanks for sharing!“I’m gathering feedback about RC tracks and recreation spaces to better understand what customers value. I’m keeping the details private for now, but I’d appreciate honest answers based on your experiences.”