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I finished up detailing the Brass chassis that will be used in Harry's Brass Am. By using a smaller motor I was able to add some detail for the rear engine. U2 boxer( Note this motor is located behind the rear wheels to answer a challenge that was made in another thread about running a slot car where the motor is supposed to be]. I also added a fuel cell up front.






Cheers

Dan

Well how bout that boys? Well done!

Hats off to Barc Racing!!!

Thanks guys

Here are some pictures with the body on. This is a ARII plastic static model of the 911.





The new design motor is supposed to deliver twice the torque of standard motors. I measured this at 48gms/cm for this motor that is 10X10 X19 mm. I am guessing I will be off the pace of the other cars, but it will be interesting to so how far off. If I am in the Ball park this car will probably be my entry into David's Transam proxy race as well.

I bought more motors then I will ever need so if after the Testing at Harry's track, others are interested, just let me know.

Cheers

Dan

Excellent work sir!

Wow!!! Great build. Look at that detail!!!

Nice modeling. Well done!

Dan

Well done!

I'm humbled by your modeling skills, very nice work!

I would praise something eventually, too, but I can´t see a chassis. :think:

I only see a brass strip that seems to be the sidepan.

The interior on the other hand is very nice and I like it. :clap: :clap:

Roland

You are right Roland

I showed just the chassis in another thread, but forgot to include a picture of the bare chassis in this thread. I will rectify that



Since this picture was taken I moved the motor aft of the rear wheels

Cheers

Dan

Not completey happy with the interior as it looked a little piece meal, I decided to redo it.

I got rid of the passenger seat while I was at it. Learning from the first attempt I was able to fine tune this interior some. Added some padding around the roll cage.





Also here is a picture showing the mods to the original chassis to that were required to mount the motor aft of the rear wheels. I lowered the motor slightly as well.



Cheers

Dan

Wow, that is a work of art. I'll bet it will do wheel stands around the competition.

It will do barrel rolls around corners, that is all I will count on.

This motor is truly U2 when compared to the competition, so I am not expecting much.

Consistent and easy to drive is what I am hoping to deliver.

Cheers

Thank you, Dan !

Once and again I liked your ideas, this time the fuel tank. :clap: :D

I also love building details just for the fun of it, no matter if one sees it afterwards or not.

Roland