Unparalleled attention to detail defines this homage to 1960s Grand Prix racing, where 3D printing brings to life details rarely seen in working RC cars. From intricate disc brakes to a meticulously crafted dashboard and even motor ignition leads, every element captures the essence of the era like never before seen in the RC world.

The attention to detail goes so far to include a realistic rack and pinion steering set up. When you turn the wheel on your transmitter the steering wheel on the car along with the driver figure will also turn.

The Type-BT includes a preinstalled Savox micro metal-geared digital servo, renowned for its reliability and toughness. This servo offers exceptional responsiveness and speed, ensuring precise control while maintaining a high level of reliability.

The Type-BT is equipped with a preinstalled 2845-sized brushless motor. This compact motor not only adds to the car's scale accuracy thanks to its small size but also delivers impressive speed and power through cutting-edge brushless technology.

Equipped on the custom made 3D printed Grand Prix style rims are the ever reliable Proline VTA wheels which cement this car as a true scale replica model.

GP3D has meticulously chosen a range of high-quality filaments, including glass fibre/carbon fibre reinforced nylon, polycarbonate blend, flexible TPU, and more. These materials guarantee durability while enhancing the scale appearance of the car, ensuring it not only looks its best but also stands the test of time.

Learn how to paint your own custom RC body shell with this step by step guide. Hamish will walk you through the process of painting your RC body shell as he paints a clear 1/10 Subaru Impreza for his 1/10 MST MS-01D drift car.