Tamiya XR311 (1977, 2001)
The XR311 was Tamiya’s first off-road vehicle and it’s first kit with a fully independent suspension. (more…)
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Con-Cor Aerotrain (HO)
It was just a matter of time before model railroading would make it onto this website (remember the theme here: “One Hobby Just Isn’t Enough”). (more…)
Cox Vega Funny Car (1972)
Not many toy manufacturers thought that the Chevy Vega was worthy of a miniature reproduction, but Cox produced their iconic Vega funny car anyway. (more…)
Tamiya Frog (1983)
The Tamiya Frog was one of Tamiya’s early plastic buggies that marked the end of the “heavy metal” era of off-road RC vehicles. (more…)
Originally posted 2008-02-12 12:27:53.
Cox Sand Blaster (1972)
A quick whiff of glow fuel, a few turns of the needle valve, then some quick snaps of the pull starter, and the mighty Cox .049 howled to life. (more…)
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