
The Tamiya Radio Controlled CC-01 Chassis Overview
What is the CC-01 (CC stand for Cross Country) chassis and what are the available updates for it? What made this radio-controlled model vehicle chassis unique and so desired due so long until the CC-0...
4 Mar 6min

The Tamiya Rookie Rabbit: Why was it so Important?
The Tamiya Rookie Rabbit, the first RTR (Ready-To-Run) R/C buggy on the DT-01 (DT stands for Dirt Two-Wheel-Drive) chassis was a very important radio controlled buggy for Tamiya, but why? We drive int...
3 Mar 6min

Why Size Matters When it Comes to Body Clips
Cotter pins or body clips used to be small and straight. However, over time the pull ring angle and the size of these clips or pins have increased. Why has the size changed and why is this important f...
2 Mar 6min

How Tamiya and Kyosho use (and Have Failed to Use) Lean and the TPS
Tamiya and Kyosho each use Lean and the TPS (Toyota Production System) in their R/C model vehicle factories. We explain how this helps get a perfect vehicle to you quickly and how a failure to have th...
1 Mar 5min

Which Oil Should be Used in Buggy Aeration Oil-Filled Dampers on the ORV Chassis?
While the TRF (Tamiya Racing Factory) Aeration Oil-Filled Dampers come with yellow #400 damper oil, if you upgrade them with softer shock springs when installing them on an R/C model vehicle like the ...
28 Feb 6min

HOW-TO: Mask the Hornet's Driver Window Antenna Bump
If you don't have the rere (re-release) Hornet decals packed with window masks; and honestly, even if you do; masking that window bump for the antenna can be tricky and leave unsightly paint lines on ...
27 Feb 5min

What are the Differences Between the Wild Willy and the WW2?
The Wild Willy and the later WW2 (Wild Willy 2) may look similar at first glance, but they are actually very different radio controlled model vehicles. Let's jump in the jeep, go do some wheelies, and...
26 Feb 6min

How Exactly Do Barrel Springs Improve Damping on the CC-01 Chassis?
Cross-country barrel shock springs work differently than your standard damper spring. Why are they so good for some TRF (Tamiya Racing Factory) aeration oil-filled dampers on Tamiya's CC-01 (Cross Cou...
25 Feb 5min




















