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Protoform TR-12 !2th scale pan car body

PROTOform TR-12 12th Scale Clear Pan Car Body

Have you been busy getting your indoor groove on this winter but need a new body for your 12th scale pan car? If so, the crew over at PROTOform have just announced their new TR-12. The latest pan car body from PROTOform features a large dorsal fin to increase stability and a unique spill plate and side air channels for [...]

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Brown Engineering Rhino Pan Car

Brown Engineering Rhino 18th Scale Pan Car

Today we’ve received the latest news from the good folks over at Brown Engineering. They have just announced their Rhino, a complete 18th scale pan car kit. This kit comes complete and does not require parts from another car to complete it, and being an 18th scale pan car, it’s bound to be insanely fast. Some of its features and [...]

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Serpent S120 LTX 1/12th scale pan car

Serpent S120 LTX 1/12th Scale Pan Car EP Kit

As the weather gets colder many rc’ers head indoors to their favorite carpet track. For those people Serpent has just announced their updated 12th scale pan car, the S120 LTX. Some changes have been made to give the new S120 LTX a more forgiving, stable feel while on the track. Some of the primary features include- * New Carbon 2.0mm bi-directional [...]

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Team Associated RC12R5.2 Factory Team

New Factory Team Associated RC12R5.2

What’s the latest 12th scale pan car from Team Associated? Why it’s the RC12R5.2 Factory Team of course. Some of the hot features are- Updated motor mount and left rear bulkhead for greater durability 2.5mm chassis with centralized Lipo battery mounting location Pivot ball rear pod design Innovative through-shaft center shock design Dynamic strut front end Aluminum side spring retainers Street price for the new Associated RC12R5.2 [...]

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Tamiya Wolf WR1 vintage F1

Another new car making it’s debut at the Shizuoka show is Tamiya‘s latest vintage F1 car.  Modeled after the Wolf WR1, which started it’s career during the 1977 Forumla 1 season, Tamiya’s 1/1o scale version is a mash-up of their newer F104 chassis and their older, but still competitive F103 chassis.  Among some of the distinctive features are extra large [...]

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