FPS RC Drift shoots 1/10 cars with a full-frame Sony and a gimbal
A UK channel building its coverage around a Sony A7 IV, a 70-200 mm G Master and a DJI Ronin, with chase-car shorts and repeat trips to Slide House in Lincolnshire.
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FPS RC DRIFT is a UK YouTube channel covering RC drift from the UK, Ireland and beyond: event and track films, live streams, a members' tier and the FPS RC Drift Podcast, which has run episodes with Scaledrift and Bullhead. The channel does not name a filmer in the material here, so this is the work rather than the person behind it.
The interesting part is the kit list, which the channel publishes itself. Its 6 June 2026 upload, "The Biggest Slide House Upgrade Ever!", lists a Sony A7 IV, a Sony 24-70 mm, a Sony 70-200 mm G Master and a DJI Ronin. That is a full-frame stills body, a long zoom and a gimbal pointed at 1/10 cars — a scale where the whole subject is about 190 mm of polycarbonate shell over a roughly 257 mm wheelbase, and where a long lens flattens a layout into something that reads like a circuit.
The shorts push it further. "Door Hunting From The Chase Car!" (3 June) and "The Most Cinematic RC Drift Footage Ever?" (9 June, tagged #chase cam) are built around a camera car running with the drift cars for door-to-door proximity shots; the material does not say what that chase car is. A 7 June short is titled "RC Drift Through A £12,000 Lens", though which lens is not stated. Another June short carries the channel's own claim of a first fully functional 1:10 wind tunnel, which nothing here verifies.
Slide House, and where to watch
The track the channel keeps returning to is Slide House RC Drift Arena, the indoor shop and track at Kirton, near Boston, Lincolnshire. The June upgrade film covers a new mezzanine pit area, an elevated viewing platform, a bigger layout and a new 6-degree banked corner; the channel says the banking lets drivers carry more speed into chase runs — that is its reading, not a measured one.
The 25 July 2026 upload, "40+ RC Drift Cars Took Over Slide House!", puts over 40 cars on that layout across train runs and tandem battles, shot on the A7 IV and the Ronin.
The films are free to watch on YouTube, and the full feed sits on the FPS RC DRIFT channel. Video descriptions link a "mech store" on slidehouse.co.uk; beyond that link, the relationship between the channel and the track is not stated.
Sources
Reference links used for this piece. Confidence labels show how firmly each source is established.
- 1.FPS RC DRIFT on YouTube
YouTubeComunidad
Channel feed, video titles, upload dates and published camera gear list, read 29 September 2026.
- 2.Filming a 1/10 drift car: FPS RC Drift's full-frame camera, gimbal and chase car
YouTubeComunidad
Primary video linked in the body.
- 3.Slide House
Slide HouseTienda
Shop and indoor track at Kirton, Lincolnshire; the store the channel's descriptions link to.
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