It's not a massed produced car - and it's somewhat unique. It's not everyones idea of fun - and I get that. You described one of the main reasons I want it. I have one coming from SCC so next week it’s test and run time :dance: Thanks for your hard work and dedication to this project. Also for NOT ...

Looks like some of our friends on the East Coast are getting hit pretty hard. Steve at SCC called and my youngest Anthony stationed in VA sent me video of him walking through huge snow drifts. You folks out there doing all right? It’s tropical here compared to last week. No snow and temps in mid 20s.

You should just come on over in a couple weeks :)

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Oh you bet sir.

Well the Mopar needed a touch of wet sanding on the tires. It's in the game cutting easy 2.9's. The mod is a scooter for sure. Well executed and quick. 2.8's without pushing and dipped into 2.7 range when Locoracer Tom got a hold of it. :)

Nothing can match 00 :) But yes, we ran some laps and its HOT!

Yes indeed, mighty fine work.

Thanks guys.

Matt, sounds like the mix ratio is off, or the silicone is near the end of pot life.

This took 12 hours or so to fully cure. Once I release the original, I give it 2 more hours before using.

I will say always add a "splash" or two extra over the ratio.

None. Child Ford is not very good quality either.

EBay for Artin here and there. My best advice is start with Carrera or Scalextric.

You are among good company.

Hope you are around for many years to come.