Vintage Monogram Coupe -
Quickcars - 10th-May-20
[attachment=6440] Picked this up recently. Only needed a set of decals...
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Gordon Steadman - 10th-May-20
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Mr.M - 10th-May-20
" Tuned by Ear"
Turned by Gordon
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Gordon Steadman - 10th-May-20
(10th-May-20, 02:25 PM)Mr.M Wrote: " Tuned by Ear"
Turned by Gordon

Nice one.
Talking of turning, that was part of my profession at one time. About time I put it to good use
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Fluff - 10th-May-20
Would that be lathe turning?
Steve
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Anthony B - 10th-May-20
Awesome car - one of the ones I have never managed toget
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Gordon Steadman - 11th-May-20
(10th-May-20, 08:05 PM)Fluff Wrote: Would that be lathe turning?
Steve
Yes indeed. The sort of thing I used to do, excuse the gallery!
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BAracer - 11th-May-20
In the cycling world where I have come from, there is a niche market for timber framed bikes.
Has anyone ever produced a timber chassis for a slot car?
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Anthony B - 11th-May-20
Never comercially - however at the beginning of the noughties there was a 'craze' where people were using lollipop sticks (ice cream sticks) to create chassis.
They did work - however I dont think they were ever competitive.
I have a few of Gordons woodwork - and they are outstanding - your true vocation Gordon!!
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Gordon Steadman - 11th-May-20
(11th-May-20, 07:40 AM)abie32 Wrote: I have a few of Gordons woodwork - and they are outstanding - your true vocation Gordon!!
Sadly, I don't have a lathe any more. I spent so much time turning that I became unaware of the amount of dust that was getting into the house, even with full extraction equipment. I got an offer I couldn't refuse so it went and Ronnie is happy with the (almost) dust free house.
I may get another small lathe at some stage but I suspect it will be a metal working one that I can use to make bits for slot cars!!
Sorry about the thread drift