NEW MODEL INFORMATION EXCEL X:ID “LP500SP Type BODYSHELL”are ON SALE!
Lamborghini which stands out in a modern hot car boom. Because of the hot expectation of the fan to want to run by radio control car, we start selling bodyshell for you!!. Good for passes as a basic tone, OR wear it in an Italian colour such as red and the yellow, and how will about the black of former times when express passion of in this reality overflowing body; GOOD FOR YOUR TAMIYA GT-01 AS WELL!!

EX020 LP500SP TYPE body

• car model for： Tamiya Tamtech gear GT -01 (it can be equipped in Ferrari )※ Porsche, but adjustment is necessary.)
• Excel X： ID , 1/12 size various chassis
• Wheelbase 198-204mm recommendation sticker inside (The products on sale is a transparence body)

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This is the newest 1/12th Kit released from Diggity Designs. We have taken the same race winning design as used in our previous 3D12 kit and updated it with new features. The main feature allows you to mount brushless ESC’s on the side of the chassis and install brushless motors without any wire problems. You can now mount your electronics as far to the rear as possible. We have widened the rear outer springs location to help with mounting brushless motors and to improve performance and stability.

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K4002 K Factory ZF Bearing Set (24) will fit most buggies and truggies, includeing:
Team Magic M1B/M1B Turbo,
Kyosho MP777/ST-R,
Mugen MBX5/MBX5T,
HoBao Hyper 8,
Xray XB8/XB8T
HPI Hellfire.

Eighteen 8×16x5mm
Two 5×10x4mm
Four 6×10x3mm

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Fits Traxxas Stampede Nitro/Electric

There’s nothing like a full-scale classic truck! It’s rugged design and classic lines scream ingenuity making up its unique characteristics. Maybe that’s why most American’s have such awe for classics, or maybe it’s because of their simplicity. Whatever that case may be, you love them and are reminded of a different time. Pro-Line welcomes you back to a blast from the past with the release of the 1980 Chevy® Pick-up.

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The LPR series of tires continues with the release of the Crime Fighter.

The LPR Crime Fighter is the latest generation in tire design for 1:8 trucks. As the class has evolved into pure performance trucks over such a short amount of time, the need for a tire that could meet and exceed those same performance needs was inevitable. Low Profile Race (LPR) means pure performance. Pro-Line stretched the boundaries by offering less sidewall flex, greater response, more forward bite and all at a total weight savings.

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Fits Assault Canopy for TRex 450

TRex Heli fans the wait is over. Just last month Pro-Line release a 1 piece, ultra lightweight design canopy for 450 TRex owners. For those that want a custom look but want it less than 5 minutes, then check out Pro-Line’s new Assault canopy wraps for the 450 TRex by Upgrade.

Thick enough to endure rough landings, yet light enough to be performance-minded, the new 4 piece wraps offer functionality, durability and fresh graphics designs. With 3 different schemes to choose from, there’s a design for everyone.

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fits REVO® 3.3, MGT, Genesis, Warhead

Do you haul it, want to haul it, or have ever thought of hauling it? Whatever category you fall into, then check out Pro-Line’s new Boulder Holder body for the REVO® 3.3, MGT, LST, TNX, Genesis, Warhead trucks.

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One of the biggest comeback forms of racing in 2007 was electric 4wd. Requests starting pouring into Pro-Line for the ever popular R3 compound in a 4wd front tire. The wait is over.

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fits MAXX®, REVO® 2.5, & Savage

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Design queues consistent with all HardDrives are ventilation louvers found throughout each body. Emulated after full-scale off-road vehicles, each can be cut out allowing for air to flow more effortlessly through the body. This creates less airtime when flying over jumps. Less airtime equals more time on the ground. And, more time on the ground equals reduced lap times and greater consistency lap after lap.

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