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Tamiya Blazing Blazer (1982)
The second offering in the famous three-speed line from Tamiya, the Blazing Blazer was an unusual vehicle, modeled after an off-road racing truck. Continue Reading >>
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Originally posted 2015-09-30 19:49:37.
Tamiya Hot Shot (1984, 2007)
Once kits like the Frog and Hornet got re-issued, you knew it was only a matter of time before a new Hot Shot appeared.
Originally posted 2015-08-28 18:17:38.
Cox Trike (1971)
One of the more unusual offerings from Cox was the “Trike”. It was an in-your-face 1970’s chopper design complete with sparkle paint job. Continue Reading >>
Originally posted 2014-03-29 14:47:00.
Intermountain Cab Forward
This is the first plastic edition of any loco that I’ve seen exceed the level of detail normally found only in brass.
Continue Reading >>Originally posted 2015-07-20 16:22:44.
Cox Adam-12 Patrol Car (1975)
If you were watching TV in the 70’s, then chances are that officer Reed and Malloy visited your living room on occasion.
Originally posted 2014-01-31 11:48:19.
Tamiya Frog (1983, 2010)
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. Continue Reading >>
Originally posted 2015-06-02 13:35:28.
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