RC CLASSICS
Rights & Permissions
RC Classics is an independent enthusiast, research and archival project. This page explains how manufacturer names and trade marks are used, how our own original material is protected, and how to reach us with a rights concern or a contribution.
An Independent Archive
Unless expressly stated otherwise, RC Classics is not affiliated with, authorised by, sponsored by or endorsed by Tamiya, Kyosho or any other manufacturer, automotive company, racing organisation or trade mark owner referenced within the archive.
Manufacturer names, model names and trade marks are used where appropriate for identification, historical discussion and reference. They remain the property of their respective owners.
Original RC Classics writing, photography, graphics and other original materials remain subject to their applicable intellectual-property rights. We respect the work of manufacturers, photographers, authors, collectors and other creators whose contributions have helped document the history of this hobby.
Reporting a Rights Concern
If you are a rights holder and believe material appearing on RC Classics requires correction, attribution or review, please get in touch via our Contact page — select “Image permission request” as the enquiry type so it reaches the right place. We take rights concerns seriously and will review and respond to genuine requests.
Contributing Material
Some of the most valuable information about vintage R/C does not exist online. It survives in collections, old photographs, original boxes, handwritten setup notes, catalogues stored away for decades, and in the memories of the people who built and raced these machines when they were new.
If you have original photographs, documentation, technical information, corrections or historical knowledge that could improve the archive, we would be pleased to hear from you — select “Document contribution” as the enquiry type. All contributed material is reviewed before publication, and appropriate copyright and attribution permissions are required.