Porsche 934
Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2016 2:40 pmI am building a 143 proxy racer for the Upcoming Nomag event.
I am using a home cast 934 shell, and am building it on a sidewinder gift card chassis, using a new motor I have acquired. This is a 16Krpm @ 12 volts motor that is tiny but has excellent braking. It has a 6 pole armature. The brakes are so good it will bring a car to a dead stop in about a foot after letting off the throttle. Performance I have not seen out of the tiny motors I had been using in 143 scale. They have become my motor of choice, and I would really like to try them out in a 132 proxy as well. Their small size makes them excellent for small models, or if you want to do a full interior.
I just finished the interior on this 143 slot car, so you see how much room these motors leave for this kind of thing.
Here is the body. I have it painted and decaled and now am going to add the vacuum formed glass I did.
Updated the post with the latest pictures, with the glass in.
I see I need to add a drivers mirror and the rear glass needs some work. Good old close up photographs.
I am using a home cast 934 shell, and am building it on a sidewinder gift card chassis, using a new motor I have acquired. This is a 16Krpm @ 12 volts motor that is tiny but has excellent braking. It has a 6 pole armature. The brakes are so good it will bring a car to a dead stop in about a foot after letting off the throttle. Performance I have not seen out of the tiny motors I had been using in 143 scale. They have become my motor of choice, and I would really like to try them out in a 132 proxy as well. Their small size makes them excellent for small models, or if you want to do a full interior.
I just finished the interior on this 143 slot car, so you see how much room these motors leave for this kind of thing.
Here is the body. I have it painted and decaled and now am going to add the vacuum formed glass I did.
Updated the post with the latest pictures, with the glass in.
I see I need to add a drivers mirror and the rear glass needs some work. Good old close up photographs.