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  • Another WOMP lexan Mini Cooper body from the paint booth!

    We did a special "Mini Mania" series at the local track -so what better excuse to paint up another Mini Cooper body!
    I wanted to do a paint job with kind of a 70's feel to it and came up with this!
    It is all done in paint, from the inside using stencils I made on my vinyl cutter.

    Here are some pictures out on the track!

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      • #4
        That was one cool looking mini!
        Mike - Galena Ohio

        "When you're back there with the squirrels, you're bound to get your nuts cracked." - Graham Rahal

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        • #5
          That's a sharp looking Mini, Todd. I like how you have a light gray track surface to race on.

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          • TuscoTodd
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            Thanks Bill!
            I like the gray surface particularly from a visibility standpoint. It makes the cars easy to follow at the extremities of the track.
            Last edited by TuscoTodd; October 9, 2020, 09:35 AM.

        • #6
          Very smart and period looking !!!

          what scale are these????

          Dundee Denny

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          • TuscoTodd
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            Denny - Thanks for the compliment!
            On the scale - some say they are 1/32 some say 1/24 - but I consider them somewhere between the two. For reference as to track fit, etc, we run them with a 2.55" max width which is very similar to the new Pioneer Legends.

        • #7
          Denny, it's probably on a womp chassis. Technically, those aren't 1/24 or 1/32 scale. For talking purposes, I'd call it a fat 1/24. A few years ago, a friend gave me a different womp -size mini & an even smaller one, probably 1/32.
          Last edited by Bill from NH; October 9, 2020, 08:05 AM.

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          • #8
            That's just plain Super!!!!!!!!
            Kinda far out tooooooooooooo
            Rusty
            Humboldt ,out in the country in west Tn...

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            • TuscoTodd
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              Thanks Rusty!

          • #9
            Awesome!
            Scott.....War Eagle River......Tampa, Florida, USA
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            • #10
              Keep on truckin'!

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              • #11
                Hey Todd, Great looking paint. Where do the body mount circles come from?

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                • #12
                  Originally posted by Hangtime View Post
                  Hey Todd, Great looking paint. Where do the body mount circles come from?
                  Thank you for the compliment and great to see you on the forum sir!
                  The circles of stick on "body armor" that helps to prevent tear through, etc during accidents is actually 1/4" circles popped out of a standard rectangular piece of Slick 7 Body Armor with a paper punch. I think it gives a cleaner look and doesn't end up overlapping the numbers on the side of the body etc.

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                  • #13
                    Thats a great hack. I think have I both, body armor & a paper punch. Not sure the size, might be smaller though.

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                    • TuscoTodd
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                      Thank you sir!
                      You can get a LOT of little circles from a single piece of the body armor verses cutting full length strips.

                  • #14
                    Love it!

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                    • #15
                      a young mr. natural!

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