1ST IMPRESSION OF RCMK SCR PRO RC 15 SHORT COURSE 

We are Smithmaster Co., Ltd., a company that has developed and is currently exporting the RC car “Smithmaster” to countries such as the United States, Canada, and France. 

Today, we would like to introduce a video review by a YouTuber named “JujuRCcut” about the unexpected present from his friend

RCMK SCR PRO RC 15 SHORT COURSE_Exciting New Gift Unveiling

The user enthusiastically reveals a special gift they received just a few days after their birthday. This gift, setting the stage for exploring the RCMK Smith Master, showcases a personal connection and palpable excitement. The introduction is crafted to captivate viewers, promising a detailed unboxing and exploration of this new RC vehicle.

RCMK Smith Master Brand Overview

RCMK, short for RC Master Korea, is associated with the Smith Master brand, which is considered its new identity. Originally formed in the early 2000s, RCMK started by manufacturing thermal boats and expanded into RC vehicles around 2015 or 2017. Their first model was the XCR, a 1/5 scale thermal Desert Buggy.

Since then, RCMK has diversified into electric models, including the SCR Short Course, available in roller, pro, and max versions. The brand’s model naming conventions bear similarity to companies like MCD, offering variations in names with comparable themes.

Unboxing the RCMK SCR Pro RC 15 Short Course

The reviewer opted for the Pro version of the SCR, noting it as a 1/5 scale Short Course vehicle. This version offers improvements over the roller while not quite matching the performance of the Max version. Initial impressions focus on the packaging, which had to be removed to fit in the workshop due to its weight of over 20 kg.

With transport cover dimensions of 1.02 meters long, 61 cm wide, and 37 cm high, fitting it into all car trunks can be challenging. Although the transport cover provides protection, its significant weight raises questions about its necessity as it is included free with the Max and Pro versions but not with the rollers.

Initial Impressions of the RCMK SCR Pro RC 15

Upon unboxing, the vehicle was revealed in an unexpected orange color instead of the anticipated yellow, creating mixed feelings about its look. Initially disappointing, the orange and black combination eventually garnered appreciation. However, the paint finish shows noticeable imperfections and rough edges, potentially not meeting quality standards compared to brands like Arma or Traxxas.

Made of 2.5 mm thick polycarbonate, the body is robust yet brings concerns about its performance in crashes without additional reinforcement.

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