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

Shadow DN4A



Allan

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:

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

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

Roland

:violence-smack:

Need to get all that power to track track.

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.

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

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

Looks good in the Sunoco livery!

Allan

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:

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

Very impressive...

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



AKA slowly.......