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A while back I picked up this MB Slots Pagani Zonda white kit on sale as I like exotic sports cars. When I found it had been entered in a race I ordered the decals from Pattos and set out to paint it for it's racing livery. It is a fairly simple paint scheme and none of the decals had to bend over complex curves. Now all I have to do is find out which track it runs best on.

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Keep it simple Bob. Always works. Looks a treat!!

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dr fabio

WOW that looks great, How do their cars run, never saw a MB Slots car

Nice job Bob!!!

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Really nice work, I like that a lot! I'm still working on mine.

Still working on mine, too. I keep changing my mind about the livery. Looks great, Bob

It looks great Bob. I bought one sometime back, but have yet to get to it. I just hope mine looks as good as yours when finished. :)

Very nice looking build, Bob.

Bob, that came out nice great job. I never really liked the look of the car but seeing this has changed my mind.

First unedited thought upon seeing the finished car:

Hot damn, Bob, that finish looks factory fresh! :handgestures-thumbupleft:

Bob, That looks fantastic!!! Very nice job and finish on it!

I have done some road testing and my initial thoughts are that this is a pretty good slot cat. Maybe a little too much motor for a short track. On my plastic Scaley sport layout the stock magnet location does not provide sufficient downforce to be very helpful. On my mdf track the excessive torque of the motor causes a lot of wheel slip and loss of acceleration. I'll probably get a lower rpm motor and replace the press on plastic rear hubs with some scaley rims and some Paul Gage soft urethane tires.

Bob, have you got a Magnet Marshal? Wondering about a downforce reading and if it isn't just a lack of rear tire to get things moving forward..