Sheperd Velox
03-28-2008, 04:04 PM
#61
LOL I told you it was fast to build the way they wrote and packaged it!!!!
The Velox is a very nice build. One thing of specific note is that everything for each "step" of the build is in one bag (and these match up to the Velox manual as well). If there are sub-steps, there are individual bags for those as well. Very cool!! There's no more hunting around looking for parts in different bags. That's one of those things that I've always asked myself "why don't they do this...". Fit and finish of all parts has been excellent so far.
03-28-2008, 08:17 PM
#62
YEAH..TREBON...
This Velox car is calling my name...come to momma...come to me baby...
Trebon..just wishful thinking...someday soon...it's not even available here...
Trebon..just wishful thinking...someday soon...it's not even available here...
04-01-2008, 03:00 PM
#66
04-01-2008, 05:19 PM
#68
Tech Initiate
04-02-2008, 11:48 AM
#70
Tech Initiate
anyone tested it on a track yet???
New to this thread from Sunny England (Not).
Have had my car for three weeks now and as previously mentioned in other threads, the car was lovely to build, every bag was numbered, and within that bag was steps which related to pages within the instructions.
I have used the car just the once at a BRCA National in England and it is far the easyest and best car I have driven.
From the set up sheet I made no adjustments and the car stuck to the track where my previous cars have let go.
Would recommend this car dispite it's inital cost, as it will pay for it's self when used.
Andy
New to this thread from Sunny England (Not).
Have had my car for three weeks now and as previously mentioned in other threads, the car was lovely to build, every bag was numbered, and within that bag was steps which related to pages within the instructions.
I have used the car just the once at a BRCA National in England and it is far the easyest and best car I have driven.
From the set up sheet I made no adjustments and the car stuck to the track where my previous cars have let go.
Would recommend this car dispite it's inital cost, as it will pay for it's self when used.
Andy
04-02-2008, 02:38 PM
#71
anyone tested it on a track yet???
New to this thread from Sunny England (Not).
Have had my car for three weeks now and as previously mentioned in other threads, the car was lovely to build, every bag was numbered, and within that bag was steps which related to pages within the instructions.
I have used the car just the once at a BRCA National in England and it is far the easyest and best car I have driven.
From the set up sheet I made no adjustments and the car stuck to the track where my previous cars have let go.
Would recommend this car dispite it's inital cost, as it will pay for it's self when used.
Andy
New to this thread from Sunny England (Not).
Have had my car for three weeks now and as previously mentioned in other threads, the car was lovely to build, every bag was numbered, and within that bag was steps which related to pages within the instructions.
I have used the car just the once at a BRCA National in England and it is far the easyest and best car I have driven.
From the set up sheet I made no adjustments and the car stuck to the track where my previous cars have let go.
Would recommend this car dispite it's inital cost, as it will pay for it's self when used.
Andy
HI Andy
Where did you get the velox and the spares in england from
04-02-2008, 10:20 PM
#72
Tech Initiate
V1R Racer,
My contact is direct from Shepherd in Germany.
Andy
My contact is direct from Shepherd in Germany.
Andy
04-02-2008, 10:34 PM
#73
04-03-2008, 08:32 PM
#74
Here are a couple of pics
04-04-2008, 08:19 AM
#75
Can you give us a closeup of the braking system?