Whats on your bench ...

Savage GT · 7th-Jan-22, 07:25 AM

(28th-Dec-21, 09:23 AM)BARacer Wrote: It cost less than a Mr Slotcar Jaguar 220, and I don't count postage costs in the price.

Am I helping?

No.

The jig cost isn't the issue, I would happily pay what they sell for, but postage to the uk is a killer. Angry

Slot Trumps · 11th-Jan-22, 09:38 PM

Replacing the broken headlight unit for my Mitsubishi Lancer WRC. They seem to be very delicate on these cars.

Anthony B · 18th-Jan-22, 09:32 PM

My current projects ongoing ?

rallyhub · 19th-Jan-22, 08:00 AM

(11th-Jan-22, 09:38 PM)Slot Trumps Wrote: Replacing the broken headlight unit for my Mitsubishi Lancer WRC. They seem to be very delicate on these cars.

Without working rear lights, the front lights could also be omitted, but if they function they give a nice atmosphere.
Well done. Thumbup

Scuderia_Turini · 19th-Jan-22, 05:02 PM

Building a rally service barge that can also be a camera vehicle (roof-rack).
Body is an ancient First series Range Rover by Lucky Toys of H-K.

DPJ · 20th-Jan-22, 04:08 AM

Finally received the custom rims for the Countach. Now I need to redo the rear chrome, do the front chrome, glue them inplace and find tires!

Scuderia_Turini · 20th-Jan-22, 11:30 PM

(20th-Jan-22, 04:08 AM)DPJ Wrote: Finally received the custom rims for the Countach. Now I need to redo the rear chrome, do the front chrome, glue them inplace and find tires!

What chrome are you talking about? I don't think Countachs have chrome bits.

DPJ · 21st-Jan-22, 06:50 AM

(20th-Jan-22, 11:30 PM)Scuderia_Turini Wrote:
(20th-Jan-22, 04:08 AM)DPJ Wrote: Finally received the custom rims for the Countach. Now I need to redo the rear chrome, do the front chrome, glue them inplace and find tires!

What chrome are you talking about? I don't think Countachs have chrome bits.

The inserts from the model kit come blue, like the front one. The rear insert I already chromed with a Molotow chrome paint pen. I need to redo it because I handled it without clearing it first, and then do the other 3. Here's a pic of the rim by itself.

Anthony B · 21st-Jan-22, 09:22 PM

Nearly finished

The car: chassis was built in the 60’s and while I am not a fan of the screws through the body method of attachment , I felt I wanted to keep the ‘ feel’ . But I have to find smaller and flatter screws.

Kevan · 21st-Jan-22, 10:03 PM

(21st-Jan-22, 09:22 PM)Anthony B Wrote: Nearly finished

It's a belter!!!!!!!! but what model is this please?