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Before the advent of video games and thousands of cars stunningly recreated in high polygon models on hundreds of detailed race tracks, we used to use a little thing known as imagination and a little suspension of disbelief to get virtual racing thrills. Diecast cars were at the bottom of the tree, and slot cars followed a little futher up. Basking in the sun of the top branches though were the radio-controlled cars (not to be confused by the pedantic with remote control cars, which used a wire linking car and controller...). From the smallest of desktop cars to iconic radio controlled...