22LikesTwo ALL NEW Protoform 190mm Sedans
10-18-2017, 01:45 PM
#1
Two ALL NEW Protoform 190mm Sedans
Protoform's newest 190mm Sedans
MS7 Light Weight Body for 190mm TC
MS7 PRO-Lite Weight Body for 190mm TC
Type-S Light Weight Body for 190mm TC
Type-S PRO-Lite Weight Body for 190mm TC
Dale Epp - Protoform Race Bodies
MS7 Light Weight Body for 190mm TC
MS7 PRO-Lite Weight Body for 190mm TC
Type-S Light Weight Body for 190mm TC
Type-S PRO-Lite Weight Body for 190mm TC
Dale Epp - Protoform Race Bodies
10-18-2017, 06:07 PM
#2
Can't wait ti try these out!
10-20-2017, 08:48 AM
#4
Dale! Howdy stranger! I am back at it racing (well soon to be) and just ordered up one of each along with the LTC-R. I will send you some pics of of my paint! Hope all is well!
10-23-2017, 08:00 AM
#5
Hi Mark;
Good to hear you're back!
Wow, it sure has been a while. Still throwing down those awesome colours? Still in TX?
Regards - Dale - Protoform
Good to hear you're back!
Wow, it sure has been a while. Still throwing down those awesome colours? Still in TX? Regards - Dale - Protoform
10-24-2017, 10:04 AM
#7
I haven't painted in years, but working on the Type-S and the MS7 as we speak!
Here is a sneak peak. I will post when I am all done!
10-24-2017, 01:06 PM
#8
Awesome Mark! I think you've still "got it" man! 
Post some pics when it's all finished.
Dale - Protoform
Post some pics when it's all finished.
Dale - Protoform
10-24-2017, 01:13 PM
#9
Red RC ? RC Car News » Nicolas Lee sweeps 2017 TIPS Championship
BODY COUNT
Only one lone Protoform TypeS at the track.....it was that of TQ & Winner NIcholas Lee.
Besides Nicholas there were 8 - Montec's and 1 - Sweep in the A-Main
Dale - Protoform
BODY COUNT
Only one lone Protoform TypeS at the track.....it was that of TQ & Winner NIcholas Lee.
Besides Nicholas there were 8 - Montec's and 1 - Sweep in the A-Main
Dale - Protoform
10-25-2017, 01:56 PM
#10
Tech Apprentice
they have them rolled?
10-26-2017, 03:53 AM
#12
Red RC ? RC Car News » Nicolas Lee sweeps 2017 TIPS Championship
BODY COUNT
Only one lone Protoform TypeS at the track.....it was that of TQ & Winner NIcholas Lee.
Besides Nicholas there were 8 - Montec's and 1 - Sweep in the A-Main
Dale - Protoform
BODY COUNT
Only one lone Protoform TypeS at the track.....it was that of TQ & Winner NIcholas Lee.
Besides Nicholas there were 8 - Montec's and 1 - Sweep in the A-Main
Dale - Protoform
10-26-2017, 11:52 AM
#13
Hello Luke;
Although these 2 bodies are ROAR and EFRA approved already, the organizers of the ETS have a rule about not allowing a body to be eligible "until it's been in (european) hobby shops for 3 weeks"
I don't believe that this scenario has happened yet, so there's a good possibility it will not be allowed.
As a result we don't have the "home court" advantage that some of the other overseas body companies have. Dealers and distributors sometimes wait a while to place an order, in order to fill an entire shipping carton with misc other parts. Then when they are shipped, they are often sent by the most economical method, which is also the slowest. The inherent problem is that 1/10th (and especially 1/8th) race bodies are very bulky compared to other rc car components, and unfortunately that equals +$
It's a little frustrating at times.
Best regards - Dale - Protoform
Although these 2 bodies are ROAR and EFRA approved already, the organizers of the ETS have a rule about not allowing a body to be eligible "until it's been in (european) hobby shops for 3 weeks"
I don't believe that this scenario has happened yet, so there's a good possibility it will not be allowed.
As a result we don't have the "home court" advantage that some of the other overseas body companies have. Dealers and distributors sometimes wait a while to place an order, in order to fill an entire shipping carton with misc other parts. Then when they are shipped, they are often sent by the most economical method, which is also the slowest. The inherent problem is that 1/10th (and especially 1/8th) race bodies are very bulky compared to other rc car components, and unfortunately that equals +$
It's a little frustrating at times.
Best regards - Dale - Protoform
10-27-2017, 02:43 AM
#15
Hello Luke;
Although these 2 bodies are ROAR and EFRA approved already, the organizers of the ETS have a rule about not allowing a body to be eligible "until it's been in (european) hobby shops for 3 weeks"
I don't believe that this scenario has happened yet, so there's a good possibility it will not be allowed.
As a result we don't have the "home court" advantage that some of the other overseas body companies have. Dealers and distributors sometimes wait a while to place an order, in order to fill an entire shipping carton with misc other parts. Then when they are shipped, they are often sent by the most economical method, which is also the slowest. The inherent problem is that 1/10th (and especially 1/8th) race bodies are very bulky compared to other rc car components, and unfortunately that equals +$
It's a little frustrating at times.
Best regards - Dale - Protoform
Although these 2 bodies are ROAR and EFRA approved already, the organizers of the ETS have a rule about not allowing a body to be eligible "until it's been in (european) hobby shops for 3 weeks"
I don't believe that this scenario has happened yet, so there's a good possibility it will not be allowed.
As a result we don't have the "home court" advantage that some of the other overseas body companies have. Dealers and distributors sometimes wait a while to place an order, in order to fill an entire shipping carton with misc other parts. Then when they are shipped, they are often sent by the most economical method, which is also the slowest. The inherent problem is that 1/10th (and especially 1/8th) race bodies are very bulky compared to other rc car components, and unfortunately that equals +$
It's a little frustrating at times.
Best regards - Dale - Protoform