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 ... The chassis is a spaceframe ...

Riding on Tamiya's M-06 chassis, the vehicle wears a distinctive ... You can look forward to a bedazzling array of new Tamiya R/C and static model cars arriving at retail and online stores ...

I’m not sure if it’s still the case, but in the old days the entire chassis and gearbox housing were listed as spare parts on the official Tamiya RC catalogues, which sort of gave you an idea ...

As the chassis is stuffed full of cogs ... and two tins of spray paint to get the two-tone look. A long-time Tamiya collector, keen RC driver and experienced road tester, CAR Magazine’s ...

While the Seventies Scorcher featured a mostly metal chassis with a special waterproof ... within the Collecting Cars community, and this Tamiya model captures the excitement of both the real ...

On September 25, 1985, the Japanese remote-controlled-model maker Tamiya released the Wild One ... The space-frame chassis gets coil-over dampers suspending 15-inch lightweight wheels shod ...

The Little Car Company has re-created a Tamiya Wild One RC car you can actually drive ... including its polycarbonate bathtub chassis, metal roll cage, coilovers, oil-filled shocks and trailing ...