Capable of reaching speeds of up to 80 miles per hour (with amazing Schumacher Nitro SST Fusion model), these cars provide intense thrills for people of all ages.

If you opt to buy high-ticket models of radio control cars, your expenses don't stop with initial purchase.

There are fuels costs, maintenance costs, and money that you'll want to spend on all of those very cool accessories such as custom wheels and tires, enhanced radio transmitters, light kits, custom shock absorbers, carrying cases, display stands, souped-up engines, and a lot more.

If you are just starting out in radio control car hobby, I suggest that you purchase one of inexpensive electric or gas models first. This will enable you to get hang of hobby without investing a lot. If you decide that you're hooked, you can always trade up to more powerful (and expensive) models.

One of great things about being a radio control car hobbyist is how many other people share your interests.

There are thousands upon thousands of enthusiasts in U.S. alone.

You'll find clubs, race teams, retailers, magazines, Internet user groups, book, and even videos that will help you learn more, meet new friends, and stay current on happenings on this great family hobby.

5. If you intend to store file folders or other heavier items in drawers of your computer desk it is important to use hardware that will carry weight of these items.

6. Plan for number and size of computer components that you have now or intend to get in future. Choose a set of computer desk plans that will provide enough space for all your needs.

7. If you are limited for space consider storing some of components in desk.

8. If you intend to store your computer tower in a closed part of your desk be sure that there is adequate ventilation.

9. Use keyboard trays to free up space on your desk and provide a dust free storage place while it is not in use.

10. Be considerate of ergonomics. Most computer desk plans are fine in this respect but if you draw your own plans make sure that you are going to be comfortable with finished product. Visit a furniture store to get ideas about keyboard height, etc.