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Where did everyone go?
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Find a rusty piece of metal and imagine the sweeping lines of the car... that's pretty much all there is to see right now!
I swear they left the factory rusty...
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(26th-Feb-21, 10:38 AM)dvd3500 Wrote:  I bought a Triumph Spitfire in November that needs a complete strip down before restoration and had to scramble getting parts from the UK before Brexit and for some reason without the club I just haven't been slot racing much.
Also a lot of my time was spent on the official Scalextric forum and that was down until just recently which also sort of made me wander...

Things may change though.. :-)

What year is your Spit? I just got one back in October and busy reworking the wiring and interior over the winter. Mine is a 1975 1500 in Topaz Orange. So far she's a solid runner. And a real blast to drive. Body is in decent shape, but will need to some work on her hind quarter panels at some point to clean up some small rust-throughs with patch panels.

A fun project to work on with the lads...
   

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(26th-Feb-21, 10:56 AM)KensRedZed Wrote:  Spitfire? Nice car! Got pics?

Here's one of my 1975 Spitfire sitting next to a friend's "Bug-atti" kit car. These two cars turn heads driving around town.
   

I'll be working on a 3D printed 1/64 and 1/32 Spitfire body shortly. (Just have to finish up some of the other bodies in the queue first. Glad to hear there are other slot car guys who like 'em!

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Nice job on the Spitfire HWP. Thumbup
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'72. Originally white but resprayed "cobalt blue" which is a bit like royal blue...
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Nice looking car, HWP.

DVD3500. Here's one in light blue.  Thumbup

   

Would you believe the darn thing is molded in yellow?
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I have several of those including the resin copy I think made by Ocar?
I is a MKII though and I prefer the Mark IV/1500 body style.... that has only every been officially released as a 1/43 and 1/18 scale model...
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#18

There is a 1/64 resin mkIV version available from full circle Hobbies in Canada.
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Mazda. Thank you! Super nice find! My heart nearly stopped when I saw the light-weight Jag.  Thumbup

Count me in!
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Hoping to get my little project going again...

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So many cars...  So little time...
www.ntxslotcars.com  Checkeredflag
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