clausheupel
06-22-2007, 03:34 AM
Hi folks,
it´s been a while since I was able to post any news from my attic, but work kept keeping me away from my workbench too often...
A couple of weeks ago I checked the toy department of our local supermarket (I do this on a regular basis...) and found a new HW Porsche Cayman diecast. Only 2 nights later the first resin shells were ready for take-off!
The wheelbase as well as the body contours (narrower front, wider rear) make this body a perfect fit for the JL/AW T-Jet 500 chassis. The Cayman now is my favorite weapon for these chassis! :cool:
http://www.aus-dem-rahmen-gefallen.de/slotcars/ch_porsche_cayman_05.jpg
http://www.aus-dem-rahmen-gefallen.de/slotcars/ch_porsche_cayman_07.jpg
BTW: This body (like many LWB T-Jet bodies) is a perfect suit for SWB fridge magnet racers too: :p
http://www.aus-dem-rahmen-gefallen.de/slotcars/ch_porsche_cayman_01.jpg
Biggest challenge is painting the lights - I´m always glad I´m casting in colored resin, so I can simply wipe away any misplaced paintstrokes with a thinner-soaked Q-tip and start over again... :rolleyes:
Greetings from Germany,
Claus
it´s been a while since I was able to post any news from my attic, but work kept keeping me away from my workbench too often...
A couple of weeks ago I checked the toy department of our local supermarket (I do this on a regular basis...) and found a new HW Porsche Cayman diecast. Only 2 nights later the first resin shells were ready for take-off!
The wheelbase as well as the body contours (narrower front, wider rear) make this body a perfect fit for the JL/AW T-Jet 500 chassis. The Cayman now is my favorite weapon for these chassis! :cool:
http://www.aus-dem-rahmen-gefallen.de/slotcars/ch_porsche_cayman_05.jpg
http://www.aus-dem-rahmen-gefallen.de/slotcars/ch_porsche_cayman_07.jpg
BTW: This body (like many LWB T-Jet bodies) is a perfect suit for SWB fridge magnet racers too: :p
http://www.aus-dem-rahmen-gefallen.de/slotcars/ch_porsche_cayman_01.jpg
Biggest challenge is painting the lights - I´m always glad I´m casting in colored resin, so I can simply wipe away any misplaced paintstrokes with a thinner-soaked Q-tip and start over again... :rolleyes:
Greetings from Germany,
Claus