Story by [email protected] (Alan Taylor-Jones) Tamiya’s entry-level 2WD racing buggy built and driven Standard oil shocks and adjustable suspension arms The brand’s best buggy yet?

Their latest is a revival of the Tamiya Wild One radio control car, but this time as a giant off-road buggy you build yourself and then drive. If you grew up in the '80s or '90s and played with R ...

The buggy's electric drive puts out 38 hp peak ... "We’ve strived to make the Tamiya Wild One MAX an exhilarating drive by following Colin Chapman’s ethos of 'Simplify, then add lightness.'" ...

If you're an automotive enthusiast "of a certain age," then it's likely that you went through a remote-controlled car phase, and if you did that, then the name Tamiya likely looms large in your ...

"Tamiya assembly RC kits, especially our unique buggy range, have captured the imaginations of generations for over 40 years. The prospect of a nearly full-size Tamiya buggy, which can be built ...

For those who aren’t children of the 1980s and 90s, the Tamiya Wild One was a hugely popular, 1/10th scale remote control buggy, first released back in 1985. Now there’s the Wild One Max ...

The electric car is 250kg and 3.5 metres long, making it about eight-tenths of the size of a proper off-road buggy, or at least the breed that inspired Tamiya's 1985 original. And perhaps most ...

In 1985, Japanese manufacturer Tamiya launched the Wild One (No. 58050), a tubular chassis buggy that quickly became a top seller for the company. So much so that in 2012, Tamiya re-launched the 1 ...

Because of this, the brand had to blow the dune buggy up so that an adult could actually get behind the wheel. The Little Car Company Tamiya Wild One Max and the RC car it’s based on The Little ...

The brand’s best buggy yet? You’d hope the Tamiya DT-04 Fighter Nxgen would be a decent two-wheel drive RC buggy. After all, the brand’s first, the iconic Rough Rider, was introduced all the ...