In just one short year

[strangebrew]

[kidvoltage]

The subject of 1:24 was deemed to be generic rather than solely for plastic track. I salute your efforts. However, on the large scale I don't think your 3D will compete well with the brass/steel versions.

1:24 includes wing cars.

These are my opinions, you are free to differ and I support that fully.

[HomeRacingWorld]

I think there are many that race 1/24 that are NOT commercial style racers. As in wingies, foams, gloo, hot motors, etc.

Just like there are many of us with wood tracks, but the 1/32 we are racing are not lifeless Womps.

I think Carrera has the potential to truly expand on that scale and actually make it more popular.

As has been stated, the track itself is the best we can get in plastic (IMHO). So if you have it, then you can enjoy this scale quite easily.

Imagine if Carrera released the Wing Warrior Classic NASCARS in that scale? Overnight you would see a WHOLE lot more folks talking about it.

Another model missing from Carrera that should have been done in BOTH scales is the good old Porsche 550 Speedster. Of all the copying this industry does, why not a car that has proven itself to be a highly popular mold?

We can repeat Capris, and BMW M5s that hardly anyone wanted for the 4th time....or truly make a mold we do?

Tool up that Speedster and use this golden Ferrari license to make a running mate. In BOTH scales :)

Ok back to my dreamland.

[Dangermouse]

"Tool up that Speedster and use this golden Ferrari license to make a running mate. In BOTH scales :)"

I would buy a couple of each if they did them in 1/24 :)

[kidvoltage]

Speedster and 290 MM? I'm in, either scale.

And make no mistake, we wish Carrera nothing but success. I even use 3D printed chassis when I think the application is appropriate or convenient.

Typically every tool has a best use.