New HO designs in development at HWP Slot Cars

[HWPSlotCars]

Here's a new design that will fit a 1.7" wheelbase chassis. Just need to add a few finishing touches before test prints are ordered.

[-Nimrod-]

Beautiful work there Mate, just flows Beautiful.
IMO that is perfect rear end to do the rest justice.

Cheers
NiMROD

[WB2]

How about producing that Chaparral 2H?

[HWPSlotCars]

[HWPSlotCars]

Here's a few updated renders of what started out as a technique-learning exercise. Worked over the front end. 

[-Nimrod-]

This project is looking better every time.
Looking much more aggressive, more, more

Cheers
NimROD

[HWPSlotCars]

Working on a 1931 REO Flying Cloud for a friend to give to his dad (it was his first car). Just tracking down some key key body measurements before i can complete the modeling. First pass at fenders and rear trunk

[HWPSlotCars]

I kind of hit the wall on the REO, not being able to find a true blueprint or non-distorted photos. But I reached out to the REO Owners Club, and they are looking into finding drawings or at key measurements (overall width, height, length), One guy sent me 1931 Parts list for the vehicles...if anyone needs to know what kind of screw was used to hold the odometer to the dashboard! But as of yet no dimensions. So while I wait to see what research comes in, I'm getting back to finishing up the other bodies like this one. Debating whether to do it as a 1.5" or 1.7" wheelbase to fit AFX chassis. Some guys over on FakeBook seem to prefer the 1.5 (I assume for handling)... but it just looks squashed. 




Funny, I'm working on a Porsche 917 for a customer to make Lexans from... modeled from blueprints and actual scans... and the darn thing falls in at nearly exactly a 1.5" wheelbase.

[red73mustang]

I vote for the 1.5 size to fit more chassis.

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