New livery for Fly Lola T70

[Modlerbob]

I just noticed in the new stuff page at Electric Dreams that Fly has just released the team A.I.R. #8 Lola T70 driven by Lothar Motschenbacher and Ed Leslie at the 1970, correction, 1969 24hrs. of Daytona. It has the new inline chassis, which personally I like, and is listed for $49.95. I think I will be adding this one to my collection of Lola T70s.

[HomeRacingWorld]

[olskoolslotz]

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[HomeRacingWorld]

Well then Fly did the right thing :) Cool news.

[dreinecke]

Oh no! That blue one is gorgeous! I need money! STAT!

[ddyke]

I have a kidney for sale -- Pzooc's

[TsgtRet]

[ddyke]

I must get every LowTire car!

[ddyke]

Lothar (LowTire) Motschenbacher does slot racing on occasion.

[Modlerbob]

I just got my order in. I think maybe, even though they were released without much fanfare, these will sell out rather quickly.

[HomeRacingWorld]

Look forward in hearing reports on it.

Dang it, I was perfectly happy ignoring these cars. Now? :)

[Czar]

I would be very curious to see a head-to-head comparison with the new inline chassis and the classic sidewinder cars.

[Modlerbob]

My yellow Lola with the inline motor runs very well against my other sidewinders but it is all in the set up. The new inline cars have body details that are a little inferior to the originals but they are only noticeable if held up close. On the track at 10 ft/sec. it is impossible to detect the differences. I did notice that the 1:1 #8 car had the single headlight buckets like the R/M spyders. For me a minor detail flaw I can live with.