For RC enthusiasts, few platforms capture the heart like the Tamiya M-05. At its core, it’s “just” a front-wheel drive mini chassis, designed to carry shells like the iconic Mini Cooper. But for those who’ve spent time building, tuning, and racing it, the M-05 is more than plastic parts and… Continue reading
Every so often, a radio-controlled car comes along that doesn’t take itself too seriously, and the Tamiya GF-01 chassis is exactly that kind of machine. It isn’t built for racing trophies or blistering top speed runs, but for something far more valuable: fun. Whether you’re a seasoned RC hobbyist or… Continue reading
If you’ve spent any time in the RC hobby, especially in the world of scale trail trucks, chances are you’ve come across the Tamiya CC-01. First released back in the 1990s, the CC-01 (short for “Cross Country”) was Tamiya’s answer to hobbyists who wanted a realistic off-road machine that wasn’t… Continue reading
There are RC cars that look fast, and there are RC cars that look unforgettable. The Tamiya 1/10 scale Tyrrell P34 Six-Wheeler belongs squarely in the second category. Based on the real-life Formula 1 car that stunned fans back in the 1970s, this kit is one of the most unique… Continue reading
When it comes to RC crawling, not all rigs are built the same. On one hand, you have dedicated rock crawlers, and on the other, you have CC-01 style crawlers, which are more like scaled touring car chassis adapted for light off-road use. Both are fun, but they offer very… Continue reading
If you’re into RC cars and haven’t yet explored the world of Mini-Z, you’re in for a treat. The Kyosho Mini-Z AWD is a standout in the 1/28 scale category, offering a blend of precision engineering, customization options, and a driving experience that’s both accessible and exhilarating. What Makes the… Continue reading
If there’s one kit from Tamiya’s lineup that always makes people stop and smile, it’s the Mammoth Dump Truck (kit no. 58268). Released in 2000, this wasn’t your typical buggy, touring car, or even a monster truck. Instead, it was Tamiya doing what Tamiya does best: taking inspiration from real-world… Continue reading
If you’ve been into RC on-road cars for a while, you’ve probably heard both the Group C chassis and the F103 mentioned in the same breath. They share DNA, they share a time period, and in many ways, the F103 feels like the natural evolution of what the Group C… Continue reading
If you’ve been around RC long enough, the Tamiya Group C chassis holds a special kind of nostalgia. It came out in the early ’90s, when Tamiya was pushing out some of their most iconic on-road cars, and it captured the spirit of real-world endurance racing at the time. Group… Continue reading
