Okay, here goes. I promised Robert (REL13) I'd make a post on this once I finally got this going, been borrowing his for a few races now. Who knew I'd have the car basically done in 24hrs! None of this would have been possible without Scott Kulp at War Eagle River. I cannot thank him enough and we all continue to witness his masterpieces (this one, maybe not a masterpiece, but it'll more than do for me). I'm getting there and have no issues with a hex wrench, a dremel, and a bunch of aftermarket parts, but this doesn't come together without his expertise on the soldering, amongst other things. Hope you enjoy the pics as much as I enjoyed the process. These are so much fun to do. Also, props to Josh Michel who ingeniously turned some unwanted work-related paraphernalia into body screw rails. Card interior forthcoming. Boy that brass polishes up nice! Castrol..of course! Let me know what you think...
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My BrassAm (the WER Experience)
Tony
... Hobbit Racing...
...Tampa, FL, USA...
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That looks great, and I bet it will be fast too. Nice and low. Let me know how it handles. I want to see it on the podium next.Robert- Shoreline Model Raceways Club
Connecticut, U.S.A.
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Looking good Tony. Great job! Can’t wait to see it ripping around WER!Scott.....War Eagle River......Tampa, Florida, USA
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That’s a great looking car. I think I’m gonna need to learn how to solder joints and join the funThe Jester
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Originally posted by Michael Squier View PostLooks great! Where are the details on this BrassAm challenge?OK, we did this a few years back and though why not do it again? Not really a proxy. Just a one on one challenge as models come in. https://youtu.be/4pcYypSWLWI Here is a page for the guidelines IF you want to build to match up against mine. HRW Brass-Am Guidelines (https://homeracingworld.us/TeamHRW/hrw-brass-am-open
Only difference from HRW to WER rules is the silicone tires. Oh, and we don't allow weight under the chassis.
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