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  • The fully adjustable 1/24 chassis I have built for our club.

    Hey guys. Just thought I would share this here. My 1/24 club makes heavy use of the Scholer and Sloting plus style bolt together chassis. We have 4 different classes that run these. They are relatively low cost, fit any body, and perform really well.

    That is when you could get them easily. The club favorite was the Scholer, and they are only available easily now in Germany and quite expensive. The Sloting plus worked well, but has since sold out at most locations as well. So I decided that building our own would be the best option. We wanted to make some updates to the design to make the build easier, and also so we could have them on hand to sell to new racers at any time.

    I did not do these to try and mass market or anything, just so my local club would have a good supply of cars. We currently have 30 more on order!
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    This video shows the changes that were made vs. a standard unit. We are having them all laser cut and formed here in Oregon!



    Zack

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    Thank you for sharing - the YouTube video is very informative. Well done!
    Steve - Connecticut, U.S.A. - Shoreline Model Raceways Club

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    • #3
      Great job... Nice looking chassis...

      Will you be offering these for sale outside of your club...?

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      • #4
        Cool work....would be nice to see it available.
        Come Race at The Trace!
        Timberline Trace International Raceway - SW of Mpls, MN
        https://cults3d.com/en/users/chappyman662/creations

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        • #5
          Originally posted by ZackM View Post
          Hey guys. Just thought I would share this here. My 1/24 club makes heavy use of the Scholer and Sloting plus style bolt together chassis. We have 4 different classes that run these. They are relatively low cost, fit any body, and perform really well.

          This video shows the changes that were made vs. a standard unit. We are having them all laser cut and formed here in Oregon!



          Zack
          Very cool...

          Mark (also) in Oregon

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          • #6
            Excellent work! I think my club would be interested in some if you end up selling to the masses.

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            • #7
              Nice job, I also would not mind trying a couple.

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              • #8
                That looks great!
                Kevan - Isle of Man
                Life is like a box of Slot cars...🚓🚗🚚🚜

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                • #9
                  They are cool - how much do you work out each?

                  I have been looking for a 1/24 adjustable chassis to power up all the 1/24 kits I have hoarded over the years.

                  I was thinking about trying to put something together on a 3D printer. But that would be better.

                  Did you design it all on a CAD program?

                  cheers
                  David
                  Dangermouse to the rescue.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by GT40 Racer (DM) View Post
                    They are cool - how much do you work out each?

                    I have been looking for a 1/24 adjustable chassis to power up all the 1/24 kits I have hoarded over the years.

                    I was thinking about trying to put something together on a 3D printer. But that would be better.

                    Did you design it all on a CAD program?

                    cheers
                    David
                    Yeah the car was completely CAD designed. They have great performance for a bolt together kit!

                    Zack

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                    • #11
                      Easy to use for 1/32 or 1/24.
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                      Matt B
                      So. In
                      Crashers

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                      • #12
                        Those are really nice! Awesome job. I would be interested in buying a few if you decide to sell some outside your club. Let me know?

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                        • #13
                          I currently have 30 of these kits on order. If there is any of this original order leftover I have talked with the club and we are willing to sell some of the spares. We can re-order at any time.

                          Zack

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by ZackM View Post
                            I currently have 30 of these kits on order. If there is any of this original order leftover I have talked with the club and we are willing to sell some of the spares. We can re-order at any time.

                            Zack
                            Ok great. If theres any left over I would be interested in a couple. Feel free to message me or let me know. Thanks Greg

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                            • #15
                              Please put me on the list for one as well, I love to support local manufacturers!
                              Dennis Samson

                              Scratchbuilding is life
                              Life is scratchbuilt

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