Our selection includes die-cast and model car kits from reputable brands known for turning out high-quality products, such as AMT, Revell, and Tamiya, plus a few from Lego. These model car kids ...

Radio-controlled (RC) cars come in all shapes and sizes and are made by countless companies, but one of the oldest and most respected players is Tamiya. Founded in 1946 in Shizuoka, Japan, by ...

Many of today’s leading engineers and designers got their start tinkering with Tamiya models and R/C cars, and the term “Tamiya Standard” has become an industry byword for quality to which ...

In an awesome reversal of The Little Car Company's usual modus operandi, the company's paired up with Tamiya to release a larger version of one of its iconic model vehicles: the Wild One Max.

The Little Car Company – yep, the folk responsible for the brilliant 55mph, all-electric Bugatti Baby II – is collaborating with Tamiya to launch a fantastic-looking 8/10th scale Wild One MAX ...

the first 100 customers will be given a coveted Tamiya model kit of the iconic Wild One to build whilst they are waiting for delivery of their full-size car. Carbon fibre dashboard To add a touch of ...

The upcoming "Wild One Max" is an 8/10th scale replica of the 1985 model built by The Little Car Company in partnership with its original manufacturer, Tamiya. According to autoblog, the buggy ...

And that’s assuming you can find a 1980s model, or the desire to ... a question of do you want this Tamiya, more can you afford not to? One-time New Cars Editor for Parkers and Car Magazine ...

Two years ago, The Little Car Company (TLCC) announced it would be adding a left-field option to its catalog of battery-electric scaled cars: The Tamiya Wild One. The Tamiya was originally a ...