One of the first items that we saw was the Team Magic E6 III HX monster truck! Team Magic was there at the exhibition and they gave us a breakdown of their RTR 1/8th monster truck.


The E6 III HX is the third-generation monster truck under their belt and has a huge array of features. Their bumper unit has built-in LEDs, they utilize a waterproof Savox servo and a 2500kV Team Magic motor, and it comes with its own adjustable wheelie bar in the back for when your monster truck kicks back from its own speed! The bodyshell is protected above in the case of rolls, and the entire unit is built with durability in mind.

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The next item of interest was 9Eagles stand! 9Eagles is well-known for their affordable aviation models, including planes, gliders, and quadcopters! Their first model that caught our eye was the Galaxy Visitor 2! This little 100mm sized quadcopter has a camera unit attached below that will capture 30FPS videos! It uses a 350mAH 1S LiPo battery unit and is RTF! It also looks like a DJI, which is pretty cute!


They also had the Galaxy Visitor 6, which we actually sell, so we won't talk too much about that! (It has FPV capabilities through your phone though!)

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Another interesting booth we noticed was HAWK-EYE, a new up-and-coming FPV-centric company that's been slowly on the rise.


Their main item of interest for us was the Firefly 1 Aerial Camera (which resembles a GoPro), but it has a 1600mAH battery inside that will last about 3 hours, according to HAWK-EYE. They also talk about their new Alloy Video Transmitter that is both durable and compact. It is a 600mw, 32 channel video transmitter with a LED display built-in for easy usage.

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We also found a company named Sextant Intelligent Technology Co. that creates a variety of quadcopters. Their small mini FPV quad is called the L-250 and is featured as an RTF quadcopter that has everything you need to get started, including a small 4-inch monitor and full FPV capabilities.


The frame is made of glass-fiber and it looks like it has plenty of space to place everything on it (though its only true unique selling point in our eyes is that FPV side frame). It looks like an interesting model and one that beginners can purchase if they want a quad that will fly the minute they receive it!

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We were also impressed with Rovan RC's large scale buggies and trucks. They had a bunch out for display and they're said to be RTR when users purchase it. Their models are also named "Baja", like HPI's. One thing's for sure though, these things are large and LOUD.


There was a lot of other items of interest at the exhibition that we didn't touch on. If you're interested, check out our Instagram page, as we'll be posting a bunch of photos up from the exhibition! Let us know which ones you liked the most!