[Slot Trumps]

This old dirty MAN, I saved it from the scrap heap and had to put a new rear axle in, bushes and crown gear, first time I've ever used Slot.It parts and I must say I'm impressed. I've used a 51mm axle but next time I think I'll try a 48mm as the wheels do stick out a few millimeters. 
       

[DPJ]

This old dirty MAN, I saved it from the scrap heap and had to put a new rear axle in, bushes and crown gear, first time I've ever used Slot.It parts and I must say I'm impressed. I've used a 51mm axle but next time I think I'll try a 48mm as the wheels do stick out a few millimeters. 

NSR makes an axle kit for the trucks that is amazing! I've used them on my trucks, some with a change in motor to a Baby Sprinter or Long Can 18K and that really transforms the truck!

[Nico]

NASCAR 1/24, body glas fiber reinforced plastic

Nico

[Kevan]

It's easy enough to shorten an axle with a cutting disc and dremel.

[merkit the grof]

On my bench, newly repainted Cox Cuccaracha, it just needs the wheels painted gold to turn it into a Clioracha
   


Joel

[Anthony B]

Nice job - as always Joel!!

I have a dark green cuc with screw holes on the sides I have been toying with to fill the holes and then repaint. Use any kind of special paint for the type of plastic?

[merkit the grof]

You must sand the body to give the paint a key, in this case I used a Tamiya spray can (not impressed) only time will tell if the paint stays on.
The chassis was a bit dull, so I sprayed that too.
   

Joel

[merkit the grof]

I have also been working on some saloon cars in preparation for Bordeaux.
Camaro with unknown vacform body, but nice scratchbuilt chassis.
   


Joel

[Anthony B]

One of mine for next year - also have a ford Galaxie Mustang 350R, Dodge Charger in 1/24th and a Pontiac GTO in 1/32nd.


not nearly finished and the wing will only stuck on after practise but progress so far:



       

[merkit the grof]

The Camaro will be sold. There will be too many big US cars for them to do well in concours.


Joel