1/10 R/C F1's...Pics, Discussions, Whatever...
#5536
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Very nice. The side mirrors from the McLaren MP-24 Vodafone body set add that extra touch and you can get them just by buying the McLaren rear wing, not the whole body set. See the pics of the same body / paint scheme I used for the May Tamiya regional race at TQ Raceway on page 365. Rasn teh body on an F104W, then used for a shelf queen on a restored 15th anniversary F103.
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#5537
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#5538
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Sean at TQ Raceway stocks and sells them.
http://www.tqrcracing.com/shop/produ...on_id=&pg_no=1
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http://www.tqrcracing.com/shop/produ...on_id=&pg_no=1
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#5542
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#5544
Dummy DFV
I originally designed this as an engine for my Tyrrell p34. I purchased it to be a shelf queen but I felt it's vacuum formed engine could be improved. So I modeled this engine to be 3d printed. While it's not exactly a Cosworth DFV it fairly close. It fits well on the car and allows the chassis to flex. The engine is mounted to the main chassis while the gearbox is mounted to the wing mounting holes.
I decided to mount the engine on a F104 instead after seeing that with a shorty lipo,and all the electronics mounted inline, I could design a late 60's era F1 body.
I decided to mount the engine on a F104 instead after seeing that with a shorty lipo,and all the electronics mounted inline, I could design a late 60's era F1 body.
#5546
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I originally designed this as an engine for my Tyrrell p34. I purchased it to be a shelf queen but I felt it's vacuum formed engine could be improved. So I modeled this engine to be 3d printed. While it's not exactly a Cosworth DFV it fairly close. It fits well on the car and allows the chassis to flex. The engine is mounted to the main chassis while the gearbox is mounted to the wing mounting holes.
I decided to mount the engine on a F104 instead after seeing that with a shorty lipo,and all the electronics mounted inline, I could design a late 60's era F1 body.
I decided to mount the engine on a F104 instead after seeing that with a shorty lipo,and all the electronics mounted inline, I could design a late 60's era F1 body.
#5547
Tech Champion
Its even more impressive up close
#5548
Tech Fanatic
I originally designed this as an engine for my Tyrrell p34. I purchased it to be a shelf queen but I felt it's vacuum formed engine could be improved. So I modeled this engine to be 3d printed. While it's not exactly a Cosworth DFV it fairly close. It fits well on the car and allows the chassis to flex. The engine is mounted to the main chassis while the gearbox is mounted to the wing mounting holes.
I decided to mount the engine on a F104 instead after seeing that with a shorty lipo,and all the electronics mounted inline, I could design a late 60's era F1 body.
I decided to mount the engine on a F104 instead after seeing that with a shorty lipo,and all the electronics mounted inline, I could design a late 60's era F1 body.
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#5549
Tech Master
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Something a little different. Used part of our off road track to build a road course. The track is a touch bumpy for F1 but not bad. It is cool having grade changes and various camber/banked turns.
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