Radio-Controlled Cars
23 entries in the Radio-Controlled Cars compendium.
Radio-controlled carMiniature vehicles controlled via radio since the 1940s.Ball differentialBall differential: friction-based differential using ball bearings.Marui Big Bear DatsunEarly 1/12-scale monster truck kit from Tokyo Marui.Novak ElectronicsLast American manufacturer of RC products in the United States.Spy video carHybrid RC car and baby monitor with first-person view.Stadium truckAn off-road R/C car with truck-style body and open wheels.XMODSCustomizable 1:28 RC cars from the tuner era.ZipZapsMiniature customizable R/C cars that were a holiday hit in 2002.Aoyagi Metals CompanyJapanese RC car maker known for 1/12 on-road and 1/10 off-road buggies.Associated ElectricsManufacturer of radio-controlled cars, trucks, and accessories.Cox ModelsIconic maker of miniature internal-combustion engines and hobby models.Team DurangoManufacturer of RC cars formed from a failed Serpent prototype.KyoshoJapanese RC pioneer known for Inferno buggies and Mini-Z series.Mugen SeikiJapanese manufacturer of premium radio-controlled cars since 1982.New BrightAmerican RC toy maker founded in 1955.Nikko R/CLargest toy-grade RC manufacturer with licenses from major automakers.Schumacher Racing ProductsBritish RC manufacturer that introduced the ball differential.Serpent Model Racing CarsDutch RC car brand with seven world and 33 European titles.Tamiya CorporationJapanese manufacturer of plastic models and RC cars.Tokyo MaruiJapanese toy company that pioneered battery-powered airsoft guns.TraxxasTraxxas makes electric and nitro RC cars, boats, and drones.Tyco ToysFrom model trains to rugged RC cars.YokomoJapanese RC innovator known for Dog Fighter buggies and drifting.
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