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This car has been built for the CanAm proxy here on HRW, and it looks like it will have entries from a few countries. (Eligible cars are from the CanAm series 1966-1974)
While I do generally prefer to scratchbuild my chassis, my current laziness (and the fact that our golf club has just opened), result in me building a TSlot chassis.
I have built two as a club member has requested one, and as they both run virtually identically, I am not sure which one will be entered.
The first is an anglewinder, with an NSR22K, silicone damped pod and body mounts, MRSlotcar gearing, a rear axle brace, and NSR Ultras.
The second a Sidewinder (athough this is a bit of a misnomer as the Tslot pos has a 2 degree motor angle),...a Piranha 21K motor, and essentially the same remaining bits as the anglewinder.
To avoid duplicate liveries, I like to paint something a bit different, and although this is a fantasy livery, I think it does look period correct. I did make/add a few bits.
Cheers
Chris Walker
While I do generally prefer to scratchbuild my chassis, my current laziness (and the fact that our golf club has just opened), result in me building a TSlot chassis.
I have built two as a club member has requested one, and as they both run virtually identically, I am not sure which one will be entered.
The first is an anglewinder, with an NSR22K, silicone damped pod and body mounts, MRSlotcar gearing, a rear axle brace, and NSR Ultras.
The second a Sidewinder (athough this is a bit of a misnomer as the Tslot pos has a 2 degree motor angle),...a Piranha 21K motor, and essentially the same remaining bits as the anglewinder.
To avoid duplicate liveries, I like to paint something a bit different, and although this is a fantasy livery, I think it does look period correct. I did make/add a few bits.
Cheers
Chris Walker
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