One of the exciting activities offered by RC Vision is Mini-Z Racing. These small-scale cars are perfect for when space is limited, and the race engineering exercises are meaningful and relevant. As a participant, you'll learn about suspension rates, chassis stiffness, tires, toe, gearing, aerodynamics, and weight distribution. The mini-Z cars are incredibly detailed and accurate, providing a realistic racing experience that allows you to apply the engineering concepts you learn in a hands-on and engaging way. With the small scale of the cars, you'll be able to race on various surfaces, including carpet, wood, and even tile, providing a versatile and dynamic racing experience. Plus, the small scale of the cars also means that you'll be able to race indoors, so you can have fun racing even when the weather isn't ideal. In this activity, you'll learn valuable engineering concepts while having a thrilling time racing against your peers.

Like Mini-Z Racing, these small-scale cars are perfect for when space is limited. With Mini Rock Crawlers, participants learn about different engineering applications. Unlike racing, the focus is on building vehicles that can conquer rugged terrain and climb steep inclines. This type of engineering requires knowledge of suspension design, torque management, weight distribution, and tire selection. The mini rock crawlers are incredibly detailed and accurate, providing a realistic off-road experience that allows you to apply the engineering concepts you learn in a hands-on and engaging way. With the small scale of the cars, you'll be able to navigate on a variety of obstacles, including rocks, gravel, and dirt. Additionally, participants can also design and craft their own course and obstacles, which is popular with children and young people. In this activity, you'll learn valuable engineering concepts while having a thrilling time conquering rugged terrain and climbing steep inclines.

Where it all began, 1/10 Electric Touring Cars. These cars offer the ultimate race engineering application, from the basics like ride height and suspension settings to advanced vehicle and aerodynamics. Participants learn about a wide range of engineering concepts, including suspension geometry, tire selection, gear ratios, and aerodynamics. The 1/10 electric touring cars are incredibly detailed and accurate, providing a realistic racing experience that allows you to apply the engineering concepts you learn in a hands-on and engaging way.

Participating in this activity not only helps young people master the set-up of these touring cars but also provides them with a solid foundation of engineering skills that can be applied to other forms of motorsports or even other fields like aerospace, mechanical or civil engineering. Furthermore, the hands-on experience of working with these cars allows young people to develop problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and a sense of persistence. These habits of mind are valuable in engineering and a wide range of other fields.