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looking for some info about these 2 cars,
Kyosho Plazma MK II
and
NX201 Roadrunner

the Kyosho works fine , NX20 control has some corrosion on the battery box and cannot test it.

One is black, the other is blue - value app. 17 usd with working radio gear.
Anything else we can do for You?

If You´re serious about getting some knowledge on the two cars - take some pictures without the body.

I did a bit of Googling--you could have too--and came up with the AYK NX201 Roadrunner 1/12 pan car.

http://www.rc-car-museum.de/1_12_Modelle_aus_aller_Welt/AYK_Aoyagi_Metals/AYK_NX_201_Roadrunner/ayk_nx_201_roadrunner.html

You'll need to translate from German. Actually looks like a pretty cool car.

Is that what's under the blue body? That's anybody's guess.

https://www.kyosho.com/eng/company/rccar_history03.html

This page has a little section about the plazma series.

what exactly would you like to know about them?

The manuals for them are easy enough to find online if I remeber well

Ancient thread, I know ... but wondering if the OP or anyone else has any suggestions for where to find Plazma MKII decals, or more realistic, someone who can reproduce them. It's not something I'd attempt with any kind of online design tool, and from what I've seen out there on the Google machine, no one aside from MCI Racing could be an option.

Any other suggestions welcomed.

Callie does custom decals. I have bought quite a lot of them for planes and cars and have never had a problem. If you find a scan or pic of the original sheet she can definitely reproduce it. She can probably work from pics of the box art car, too. Her specialty is decals for scale RC planes.

https://callie-graphics.com/

She can also make "reverse" decals that go inside the lexan.

Thank you! I didn't realize how hard it'd be to find a scan or even a decent looking JPG of this one. I know I have a partial set someplace...might be easier to just have someone paint the blue pieces. Thanks for the referral; may need to go custom for another project that might be easier to come up with.