What's on your bench right now? [1/43]

[pfuetze]

you may send the attemtept of a Mustang in my direction ;-)

[walker]

[pfuetze]

but the body is casted clear?
seperate body/windows is no problem, as long as the body is clear. a clear body is always very tempting to have added lights ...
i´ll send you an eMail.

[walker]

Yes Peter, as I wrote in future all cars that are complete / built, such as Spark, Neo, Truescale and whatever, and of course interesting diecasts, will be cast clear.

Regards,

Roland

[pfuetze]

first 2 pics - what 50 laps will do to the tires ....
car has been cleaned before :-)
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mounting pins for vac-formed body glued in place
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body sitting on the chassis - i really like this way of mounting a vac-formed body!

[taskak]

[taskak]

[pfuetze]

very nice chassis work, Aki!

trees look good too. now you need a beach ....

[pfuetze]

the guide from Frankenslot is way too big for 1/43rd. even needs to be dremeled out in the middle part to get it round the corners ....

kit from OpenSlotCarDesign.
runs really good, lap times under 10 seconds.
files for printing will be available for download. body is nice, chassis works good.

[BARC 1]

Looks good guys

Those Bandai cars are nice. I have the Nissian, and the Lexus. Too bad they never kept up with those releases

[taskak]

[pfuetze]

i do not know what that guide is meant for, but it for sure doesn´t work for 1/43rd cars.

nice projects on your bench, Aki!

as for the clouded windscreen: next time you could try clear coating it. had it once in a vac-formed body, clear coat worked. maybe not a 100% solution, but it worked.

[taskak]

[taskak]

[pfuetze]

wow, Aki, that´s great!
tell me about that motor, please!

looking forward to see more of that F1. i like the guide placement and the look of that car!
nice adaption of bearings and placement of crown gear!