2nd-Jun-20, 01:50 PM
Hello Nik, welcome to Slotracer online.
Vacformed interior should be available by now (Art nr SWM6/E) as will be the one piece flexible spoiler (Art nr SWM6/C1)
Sideways M6 GT3 Interior
In many ways the interior is exemplary of how Sideways has designed and manufactured the whole of the Sideways BMW M6 GT3.
Its tray type interior is designed for competition, light weight with some nice moulded detail incorporated in the tray, they've painted it white and the dash is a nice matte black.
There's a well detailed complete roll cage, a separate moulded Instrument cluster, seat, steering wheel and driver.
![[Image: SW_m6gt3-w_kit07_interior01.png]](http://www.slotracinglemans.com/images/M6gt3_sideways/SW_m6gt3-w_kit07_interior01.png)
In some area there's incredible attention to detail like the M sport logo on the driver and the decalled instrument panel.
Yet there's no seatbelt detail, a helmet that's more fitting a playmobile figure and last but not least...what have they done to the seating position of the M6 Driver !!!!
It looks like 12 year old has just nicked my M6 for a joyride, but needed to slide the chair all the way forward to reach the pedals.
But ok these are cosmetic details that at least can be easily corrected/repositioned...should it bother you.
![[Image: SW_m6gt3-w_kit07_interior02.png]](http://www.slotracinglemans.com/images/M6gt3_sideways/SW_m6gt3-w_kit07_interior02.png)
But, when it comes to the badly assembled and warped roll cage, this also has a knock on effect on the car's handling.
Because as you can see in the pictures above , the warped roll cage wasn't seated properly and as such too high. The left upper rear corner touching the roof.
A minor detail, but it keeps the interior tray from fitting properly and tension free in the body.
So I took the rear of the roll cage apart and re assembled it the best I could.
with kind regards
Tamar
Vacformed interior should be available by now (Art nr SWM6/E) as will be the one piece flexible spoiler (Art nr SWM6/C1)
Sideways M6 GT3 Interior
In many ways the interior is exemplary of how Sideways has designed and manufactured the whole of the Sideways BMW M6 GT3.
Its tray type interior is designed for competition, light weight with some nice moulded detail incorporated in the tray, they've painted it white and the dash is a nice matte black.
There's a well detailed complete roll cage, a separate moulded Instrument cluster, seat, steering wheel and driver.
![[Image: SW_m6gt3-w_kit07_interior01.png]](http://www.slotracinglemans.com/images/M6gt3_sideways/SW_m6gt3-w_kit07_interior01.png)
In some area there's incredible attention to detail like the M sport logo on the driver and the decalled instrument panel.
Yet there's no seatbelt detail, a helmet that's more fitting a playmobile figure and last but not least...what have they done to the seating position of the M6 Driver !!!!
It looks like 12 year old has just nicked my M6 for a joyride, but needed to slide the chair all the way forward to reach the pedals.
But ok these are cosmetic details that at least can be easily corrected/repositioned...should it bother you.
![[Image: SW_m6gt3-w_kit07_interior02.png]](http://www.slotracinglemans.com/images/M6gt3_sideways/SW_m6gt3-w_kit07_interior02.png)
But, when it comes to the badly assembled and warped roll cage, this also has a knock on effect on the car's handling.
Because as you can see in the pictures above , the warped roll cage wasn't seated properly and as such too high. The left upper rear corner touching the roof.
A minor detail, but it keeps the interior tray from fitting properly and tension free in the body.
So I took the rear of the roll cage apart and re assembled it the best I could.
with kind regards
Tamar

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