[Kevan]

• 3D resin printed modified Moggy 1000
  
• FDM 3D printed chassis made to specifically fit the bodyshell
  
• 3/32" Tungsten TIG rod ballast (70% denser than lead but a b***er to cut unless you have a diamond cutting disc in your Dremmel)
  
• SlotIt inline pod
  
• SlotIt FK180 21k motor with steel shim under to limit magnetic effect to less than 25g
  
• 8mm soft tyres that feel like NSR Ultras but not sure as they were on a car I bought
  
• 54mm across the outsides of the tyres for our Small Sport/Saloon class
  
• 3D resin printed hollowed driver and navigator for Slot Rally
  

[Anthony B]

Looks good and certainly a lot quicker than the real thing 

[Kevan]

Looks good and certainly a lot quicker than the real thing 

They always look quick when you video them but it does drive nicely. 

It's a bit hefty with that tall bodyshell, the motor is 31g by itself, the rolling weight is 101g, I could easily reduce the weight and stick a quicker motor in - at the risk of rolling out of the slot but I like a car that's kind to it's tyres and manages to keep marshals fingerprints away.

I'll try a 130 motor, NSR Shark 22 would probably be overkill on these skinny tyres.

[BAracer]

   

Just trying to get a slot.it controller to control a car with a slot.it chip in it. 

How hard can that be.........?

Hhhhhheeeeeeelllllllpppppp!!!!

[BAracer]

...and with a bit of help from MrFlippant, I have got it all working!

Roll on next weekend's 3hr DiSCA race in Derby.

[BAracer]

Now you see the battery pack... 
   

Now you don't! 
   

[DPJ]

Here's what I'm working on...

   

[Anthony B]

1.24th Revell Porsche RS61


   

[DPJ]

If you'd like to follow my build you can find it here

progress...

   

[BAracer]

My favourite livery on my favourite car, converted from 'Home Series' to 'Racing' configuration... 

   

So that's using a podded Scaleauto chassis and Staffs BBS wheels. Now I just need a GT3 series to race it in!