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Kevan - 21st-Apr-22
Ford WAnglia and chassis
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I've made a few of these now, there's at least 4 in our club
RE: Whats on your bench ... -
Kevan - 21st-Apr-22
Resin printed Ford Mustang Hoonicorn on a SlotIt SW podded chassis printed in CF-PETG
...sitting on a PETG printed work plate
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RE: Whats on your bench ... -
Kevan - 21st-Apr-22
...and the 4th incarnation of the reciprocator for a RSM3/4...this is a RSM3 but modified the file to suit a club mates RSM4. The mod is merely two spacers for the eccentric roller clamps.
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...forgot to add, the pulley is 3D printed and only 16mm diameter so I can true small diameter tyres.
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Savage GT - 23rd-Apr-22
Liking that Hoonicorn Kevan, how much does the body weigh ?
Currently my WIP is a brief from Brian to re chassis the old much used and abused cut and shut version that I believe came with the vans.
The novelty for me, is I have to complete them with a spending cap
Luckily I have around 8 or so of the Scaleauto universal chassis sitting in the spares boxes doing nothing that can be used as the start point.
They will be kept inline with Scalextric stock motors in a slot it pod and things are shaping up nicely so far.
RE: Whats on your bench ... -
Kevan - 23rd-Apr-22
(23rd-Apr-22, 01:16 PM)Savage GT Wrote: Liking that Hoonicorn Kevan, how much does the body weigh ?
28g but could easily be lightened with the usual grinding.
I drove it for the first time on Thurs and it's a flyer with a NSR Shark 25.
RE: Whats on your bench ... -
Kevan - 6th-May-22
Hoon Racer...goes well too!
....printed the inserts today, much better
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Fluff - 7th-May-22
[attachment=23309][attachment=23310]These two Sofas white kits is what I'm at ,at the moment .
First time I've bought two identical kits ,but they were needed for our G.O.L.D. meetings as we run two of the same cars on two lanes in a rotation format .Both the chassis are already built ,but the bodies need assembly and there's a lot of parts and no instructions .
I think they turned out ok although one I'm sure is faster than the other
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Fluff - 7th-May-22
Sofas ,should read Alfas
Steve
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BAracer - 7th-May-22
Just running in the motor for a new build...
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KensRedZed - 8th-May-22
I have been refusing to get into the rally car class by choice. They don't hold much interest for me. I simply won't buy one. The class only allows plastic chassis. That usually counts me out.
Then a friend says "Hey Ken. This old beat up Suzuki Swift needs some TLC and a new motor. Would you take it if it was free?" I wince at first, and eventually give in.
It looked innocent at first.
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Then I opened it up. The chassis was hacked out to fit a larger motor than stock. The single rear body post was broken/cracked. One of the front posts was stripped. Yikes! A disaster!
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Then my friend tells me about a Shapeways universal 3D chassis that should fit. It was a mere $12 so I bought one. I then threw in a Slot.It pod and NSR shark motor. Slot.It wheels, etc. There are a few details left like wire,braid, and guide. New body posts front and back should fix it right up.
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The body is just sitting on the tires at the moment. But there's hope for this little baby Swift to go... Swiftly!
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My first rally car. Hell may have frozen over. Thanks for looking.
Cheers,
Ken