Can-Am 2018 Proxy - Build Progress

[Audi1]

And here's another one I'd like to see:

Shadow DN4A



Allan

[chappyman66]

Allan,
There is a Ferrari 712 available as a model from one of the Japanese companies (Otaki?).
I have one, a two piece body. It looks a bit larger but is sold as 1/32.
It's kinda buried right now, I am building the tables for my new track.
These are from google:

[Audi1]

Thanks chappyman66. They're 1/28 scale, like the Vanquish Can-Am cars. Too bad, it's a nice series of models that they have.

Allan

[walker]

Funny - the picture on the lid shows a 612, the body is 712...

Roland

[Austin]

:violence-smack:

Need to get all that power to track track.

[Austin]

Well I was home sick today so I did work on the Porsche 911 RSR / #61. New chassis so I could move the scaleauto Long Can Motor Sprinter-2, 21,500 rpm & 300g/cm torque in front of the rear axle using a Avant Slot Aluminum Inline Motor Pod. Just parts that were in a box. :auto-driving:

:violence-smack:

Need to get all that power to track track.

[Audi1]

Hi Austin, No, tires need to be commercially available to everyone. Any of the major manufacturers who supply urethane tires either online or in stores, is fine. Custom one-offs are not allowed in this proxy.

Glad to hear that the 911 RSR is coming along; should be a beast with a long can motor!

Allan

[Brumos RSR]

image.jpegWell looks like the Can Am car is finished early. It's on a 10mm tire that seems to be plenty and I'm curious to see how it will perform. Inserts will be the traditional Fuch come race time

[Audi1]

Looks good in the Sunoco livery!

Allan

[Austin]

Hope you are having better luck then I am with the 911. I can't stop the rear tires from spinning, No max weight right. MORE POWER :violence-stickwhack:

[Brumos RSR]

[Audi1]

[Jesla]

[fotodoug]

Concourse contender maybe.............

[bov]

Very impressive...

I suspect that all our drivers will want to preserve those gorgeous looks by driving it very carefully.......



AKA slowly.......