Motion RC is your trusted number one hobby shop to take off and hit the horizon. You will find radio controlled model airplanes suited for every skill level, from Beginner to Intermediate to Advanced and Expert. Whether you’re looking for your first electric RC airplane and need expert advice, or are a frequent flyer wanting to personalize your favorite EDF jet, you have come to the right place!
We carry a wide selection of RC electric airplanes, RC helicopters, and multirotor drones, in addition to Lipo batteries, gyros, FPV cameras, and tools for your Remote Control hobby. Seaplanes, EDF jets, 3D acrobatics, biplanes, racer airplanes, and warbirds; our huge online selection features something for every RC plane lover at any skill level and budget. Do you just want to pick your favorite plane and takeoff? Our Ready-to-Fly (RTF) aircraft make it easy for you: Charge the included battery, assemble the aircraft, bind it to the included radio, and you’ll be flying! Bind your provided radio to our Ready-to-Bind (RTB) aircraft to save time and money.
Our affordable line of Almost-Ready-to-Fly (ARF) aircraft gives you the flexibility to outfit your aircraft at your own pace. For pilots with their own radio transmitter, battery, and charger, our Plug-N-Play (PNP) format is the most popular for the ultimate in affordability.
Not every flight is a smooth one and should your Electric or Gas RC plane ever need repairs, we have you covered there, too. Our full line of spare parts from Top Brands like Freewing, Skynetic, Flightline, Nexa, Black Horse and XK Innovations allows you a worry-free ride, and our electronics and RC accessories are the perfect match for your aviation passion! Did your canopy hatch or propeller break, or are the lights or retracts on your EDF jet not working anymore? Upgrading for higher speed or rebuilding a crash? You’ll find all you need in our huge selection of replacement parts. If you ever need an expert to point you in the right direction, contact our team of Motion RC airplane technicians! Our Customer Support is the best in the business. Use the filter menu on the left to narrow your search results or browse our entire RC model airplane catalog below.
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Flight school
Posted 10/10/2017
Captain Mike Explains Expo
In our recent trip to Grapevine 2017 Captain Mike tackles a common question we get from a lot of folks. What is expo and how do I set it up...
Customer service
Posted 08/21/2017
Why We Can't Always Provide Spare Part Specs
The spare parts that we carry are direct replacements for the parent products the manufacturers produce, and the manufacturer does not generally provide specific dimensions for them. Since our Customer Service...
Electronics
Posted 08/14/2017
(VIDEO) Dynam Twin Engine ESC Calibration
Here is a video that demonstrates how to properly calibrate your ESCs for all Dynam twin models.
Electronics
Posted 05/25/2017
Regarding The Dynam V2 Retracts
It's important for customers to note that the new Dynam V2 retracts have the same 10-12 second delay as the V1 retracts. Although the internal mechanism has been upgraded and improved,...
Electronics
Posted 05/17/2017
LiPo Charger Wattage vs Amperage - max charging rates explained
Charger Wattage vs Amperage - max charging rates explained Many chargers are rated with a max wattage and amperage but these maximums cannot be realized in all situations with batteries...
Customizing and upgrading
Posted 05/09/2017
Modifying Your Model
We get a good amount of customers asking questions regarding the modification of their models. Modifying your model is a common practice in this hobby and can be rewarding and...
Tips and tricks
Posted 04/12/2017
Filming Your Flights: Lights, Camera, Action!
We've all watched the ubiquitous YouTube videos of First Person View (FPV) flights where a small camera is mounted to an R/C model taking the viewer along for the ride....
Electronics
Posted 04/11/2017
Gyros: Clearing Up The Stigma
One of the most unfortunate things to happen in this modern era of high tech in our R/C hobby is the misconception surrounding gyros, especially from some of the older...
Electronics
Posted 04/07/2017
Are You Initializing Your ESC?
A very common reason a customer might call us is because they can't get their ESC to work. They bought a new airplane from us, receive the shipping package, excitedly...
Flight school
Posted 02/21/2017
How To Land Your R/C Model Airplane
There's a saying in the world of flight: Takeoffs are optional. Landings are mandatory. Indeed, once you are airborne, the only mandatory part of your flight is the landing (hopefully successfully...
Tips and tricks
Posted 02/15/2017
Things You Might Not Be Doing (But Should)
Whether you are just getting started in the hobby or have been flying R/C models for years there's always good practices, tips and tricks that come along that are worth...
Beginner help
Posted 02/11/2017
New To R/C Flight? It's All About The Stick Inputs
When you are new to the hobby of R/C flight, there are several things you will eventually need to learn to grow in the hobby. Today I am going to...
Tips and tricks
Posted 02/08/2017
How To Find Out The Scale Of Your RC Model
There are times when you need to find out what the scale of your model is. For myself, often times I am wanting to replace the stock pilot but it...
Product setup
Posted 02/07/2017
Balancing Your Low Wing Warbird With Retractable Gear
There's two schools of thought for correctly balancing your warbird's Center of Gravity when it comes to low wing models with retractable landing gear. Do I balance with the gear up...
Customizing and upgrading
Posted 02/02/2017
Don't Like The Paint Scheme? How To Paint The New Livery You Want
I am not a builder. Oh sure I can slap a Plug-N-Play together with the best of them but when it comes to any kind of significant build from a...
Flight school
Posted 02/01/2017
Controlling Altitude - It May Not Be How You Think
What action do you need to take with your transmitter in order to change your altitude? If you think by moving your elevator stick (pitch control) up or down...
Flight school
Posted 01/25/2017
Keys To A Successful Maiden? R-E-L-A-X
Your new model airplane's build is complete. You have triple-checked your CG, your control surface connections, screws and electronics are all solid, your battery and transmitter is charged, you've programmed...
Beginner help
Posted 01/20/2017
Why RC Simulators Can Be Key To Your Success
Years ago when someone wanted to learn how to fly RC airplanes, they had to find an RC club in their area and find a member who could help them learn...
Beginner help
Posted 11/15/2016
A Guideline About Our Age Level/Skill Level/Build Time Recommendations
We offer our customers 3 main classifications for each aircraft on our site as a helpful guide. It is important to note that these are simply guidelines to help you make...
Flight school
Posted 11/15/2016
What To Do When You Crash?
(Originally published on Hobby Squawk's thread "How well do you crash?" on 11/14/2016) Part of my job involves evaluating aircraft to and past their failure points. "Controlled Landings", "Dirt Naps",...
