Month: June 2024

Vintage buggy wheels are not hex based…. To use hex wheel you need  special adapter:    

The Hirobo Tomcat is an iconic 1/10 scale off-road vehicle that made a significant impact in the RC car scene during its heyday in the 1980s. Renowned for its innovative design, the Tomcat was designed to tackle a variety of off-road conditions with ease.

The Hirobo Alien is a standout model in the world of radio-controlled (RC) vehicles, released in the 1980s by the esteemed Japanese manufacturer Hirobo. Known for their high-quality RC models, Hirobo made a significant mark with the Alien, an off-road buggy that continues to capture the imagination of enthusiasts for its innovative design and advanced […]

If you were a kid with even a passing interest in RC cars in the late 80s, you knew the name. It wasn’t just a model; it was a statement. Perched on hobby shop shelves, its massive, exposed tires and radical, futuristic body looked less like a car and more like a moon buggy designed […]

The Kyosho Optima Mid was first released in 1987 as an evolution of the original Optima, which was already a popular and successful off-road buggy. The “Mid” designation refers to the mid-motor layout, where the motor is positioned centrally in the chassis. Placing the motor centrally helps to balance the car’s weight distribution, leading to […]

The RC10 was first introduced in 1984 by Team Associated, an American manufacturer of RC vehicles. It is widely regarded as a revolutionary model in the RC car industry, particularly in the off-road racing segment. The RC10 set new standards for design and performance, leading to a wave of competitive RC car racing and hobbyist […]

The Losi ProMoto-MX is designed to replicate the look and feel of a real motocross (MX) bike. It’s a 1/4-scale RC bike that boasts advanced features to mimic the dynamics and performance of full-scale motocross bikes. The ProMoto-MX stands out for its attention to detail and engineering, making it a popular choice for both casual […]

The Tamiya Big Wig was first introduced in 1986 as part of Tamiya’s 10th-anniversary celebration of their RC car line. It was a high-performance 1/10 scale off-road buggy that embodied innovative design elements and engineering excellence. The Big Wig quickly became a favorite among RC enthusiasts and collectors for its distinctive aesthetics and robust performance. […]