How to Find Spare Parts and Accessories for a Specific Schumacher RC Model

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Schumacher's site (racing-cars.com) organizes spares and accessories by model family and category, so the fastest route is to start from the Spares or Accessories section in the main product navigation and drill down to your exact chassis. This works for most current and legacy models listed on the site, but you need JavaScript enabled in your browser — the site states that full functionality requires it.

Understand how the catalog is structured

The navigation is built around two top-level areas that matter for parts hunting:

  • Spares — replacement parts, grouped by vehicle type and then by model.
  • Accessories — general items that aren't model-specific, such as hardware, tools, and pit equipment.

Under Spares, the site splits vehicles into categories like:

Category Example model families
1/10th 2WD buggy Cougar LD3, Cougar LD2, Cougar Classic, TOP CAT, Cougar KD
1/10th 4WD Buggy CAT L1R, CAT L1 EVO, CAT L1, CAT XLS Masami, CAT K2
1/10th Touring Mi10, Mi9, FT9, Mi8, Mi7, Mi6
1/12th Eclipse 6, Eclipse 5, Atom 3, Supastox GT
Stock Cars (listed as its own category)
Bikes Anderson M5 Cross Bike, M5 Race
Boats (listed as its own category)
Electric Fun Cars Big6 electric, GTRe
Electric on Road (listed as its own category)
Electric truck Storm ST2, Storm ST, WildCAT
F1 Icon 2 Worlds, Icon 2, Icon F1
GT12 Atom 3, Atom 2, Supastox
LMP 12 (listed as its own category)
Nitro Off Road NANDA NRB-5, Manic, Riot, Rascal, Havoc
Nitro On Road Fusion 28 turbo, Fusion28, Menace GTR, R12
Crawler (listed as its own category)
Mini Touring Car (MTC) NEON 4WD, NEON FT

Knowing which category your model sits in is the single biggest time-saver — it stops you browsing the wrong drivetrain or scale.

Step-by-step: find parts for one model

  1. Enable JavaScript. The site's own notice says full functionality requires JavaScript, with instructions for enabling it in your browser. Without it, menus and product loading may not work.
  2. Open the Spares section from the main product navigation.
  3. Pick the vehicle category that matches your model (for example, 1/10th 2WD buggy for a Cougar LD3).
  4. Select your exact model from the list in that category. Model names are specific — Cougar LD3 and Cougar LD2 are separate entries, so match the name on your car or manual.
  5. Browse the parts list for that model and add what you need to the cart.
  6. For non-model-specific items (screws, bearings, grease, tape, pinions, pit gear), go to Accessories instead, where the site groups items as:
    • Hardware: adhesives, balls & bearings, cleaners, E-clips, grease & lube, nuts, pins, screws, tape & Velcro, washers & spacers, weights
    • Miscellaneous: nitro pinion gears
    • Pit equipment: kit bags, car stands, LiPo bags & boxes, parts trays, pit lamps, setup boards, storage boxes, towels & mats, tyre truer

Using search and account features

The site provides a Search function and a cart counter (shown as "0 product(s)" before you add anything). It also lists Service Centre Login and Account Login as separate entry points — useful if you need service support or want to track orders, though the site doesn't state what each login unlocks beyond that.

If you can't find a part by browsing, searching the model name plus the part description is the practical fallback. Because the catalog includes discontinued lines (Cougar 2000, CAT 3000, SST 98, and similar), older models may have thinner parts coverage than current ones — check the model's own page rather than assuming a part is stocked.

Common snags

  • JavaScript disabled — the most likely reason menus or product lists don't load.
  • Wrong category — a 4WD buggy part won't appear under 2WD buggy, even if the names look similar.
  • Model name mismatches — "Cougar" alone covers many generations; always match the full model designation.
  • New vs. legacy stock — the site lists "NEW PRODUCTS" by month (September 2026 back to April 2026), so recently released models may have fuller spares listings than older ones.

If you tell me your exact model, I can point you to the right category and the parts area to check first.