Midgets!

[Quickcars]

I sold off my midget collection several years ago but retained a lot of spare bodies, decals, chassis, etc. I got a hankering to run them again so over the course of a few days, I assembled two of them and bought a real beater off of ebay. The "beater Midget" had a hand made chassis, no driver or windshield but the price was right. I'm no artist but these look pretty decent and I've be running the heck out of them.

So much fun. I think I will hold onto these.

QC

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[ourwayband]

Those look great!!

[historiceng]

These are so cool! thanks for posting..

[Quickcars]

Thanks fellas!

QC

[burad]

Super cars. Still have mine from 1969.
Do you do anything to keep them from spinning way around on the guide when they lose grip? That's one minor issue I've always had, once it loses grip it can spin around 135 degrees without coming out of the slot.

[Quickcars]

[historiceng]

I really like these midgets, is their anyone that produce these in resin?
No matter how rough the body is I would love to scratch build some of these in the winter.

[tjettom]

Eric, I bought mine from Larry Baisch at BIG DONKEY resins. Great guy and nice products...check his site out...
Tom Baker

[Quickcars]

Yup, Big Donkey Resins is the way to go. Superior product, the price is right and you won't find a better guy to deal with than Larry.

QC

[Quickcars]

Yup, Big Donkey Resins is the way to go. Superior product, the price is right and you won't find a better guy to deal with than Larry.

QC

[historiceng]

Thank you guys, the Big Donkey site looks great, I will pay them a visit when I have my new track made.