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  1. Garry J

    Slotworx Raceway

    Slotworx Raceway Cornubia, Qld
  2. If these are axle centre to centre measurements then my chassis will do all but the 133.
  3. I purchased Slotworx from Cam a few years ago. Unfortunately soon after I bought it, Covid hit and put an end to it for a while. I found I couldn't buy many parts including the aluminium that compromised a large part of the chassis. A decision was made to change the aluminium bits for carbon fibre and to make the chassis adjustable and a more generic club chassis fitting a wide range of bodies. Hence, the GenII and kits to change a GenI to a GenII. Slotworx products are available through Mr Slot Car, Ace Hobbies, Plucka's Race Craft, Thunderbird Raceway and others. As I now have my track running I can sell direct and we'll be launching a new web site in the new year with some new products. My little home raceway -
  4. A Womp is the lowest form of slot car, an invention of the devil, a sin against all that is right. I'm not really a fan.
  5. A tad misleading. This post is titled 'Scorpius Analogue Controller' and you quote "Is this the worlds most advanced controller for under $150?" Actually the controller is $169 for the wireless version only which is useless without either an analogue module or a car decoder. Total for a controller and analogue is $298.95, and for a controller and car decoder for $218.95. Having said that, I tested the controller with the analogue module a few years ago and it works great for 1/32 cars on typical 1/32 tracks. Despite the price I don't think you can go past the Scorpius for 1/32 racing, anything comparable is going to cost just as much, if not more. Just saying. From the Scorpius web site
  6. I have a box of AFX track in original packaging, I can dig it out and see what's there if you're interested.
  7. You should be able to use the resin as the glue.
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    Srp motors

    https://www.acehobbies.com.au/products/test
  9. The file can be resized in all three dimensions when printing so the initial size doesn't matter. This file is offered in different thicknesses for varied sizes but even that isn't necessary if using a resin printer.
  10. https://3dprintable.shop/product/peugeot-905-evo-1993-3d-model-stl/
  11. Our Dazza could ride, but he wasn't the sharpest tool in the shed. I recall a race he and Darrell Eastlake were commentating on, and Barry was making the point that the rider in second place was better on the brakes because he was closing on the first-place rider under braking at every corner. Darrell tried to explain to him that it was because the guy in front braked first but Barry wouldn't have it. He couldn't grasp the concept of separation by time, not distance. RIP Bazza and Dazza
  12. Yes, you are right Phil. I had it backwards, never having done it myself.
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