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I forgot to post one photo. Oops.
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Lovely. Probably my favourite so far.
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what I love about your builds is how low you get the body to sit - looks far more realistice modelling wise.
Very nice job indeed
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Thank you Jason and Abie. You are both very kind.
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Well done sir. Great looking build. How do you make your chassis? I’ve only been doing simple brass.
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Thank you very kindly, RustySS.
Abie321 recently asked the same question. I was able to give a bit of an explanation on the following 59 Cadillac thread link.
https://slotracer.online/community/showt...p?tid=1607
A full tutorial will be created sometime in the future so everyone can make one of these aluminum chassis at home if they want.
Minimum requirements: A small/cheap drill press, and bandsaw. Anything better will only improve the accuracy, and workmanship.
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Thank you sir....I going to give this a go.
