Porsche Party anyone?
http://mysite.verizon.net/res7hg20/porsche%20005.jpg
http://mysite.verizon.net/res7hg20/porsche%20006.jpg

...conspicuously under-represented. :rolleyes: nd

Porsche Party anyone?
http://mysite.verizon.net/res7hg20/porsche%20005.jpg
http://mysite.verizon.net/res7hg20/porsche%20006.jpg

Speciest! LOL!


Nice herd!:thumbsup:

Porsche Party anyone?
http://mysite.verizon.net/res7hg20/porsche%20005.jpg
http://mysite.verizon.net/res7hg20/porsche%20006.jpg

Speciest! LOL!


Nice herd!:thumbsup:
But ya fergot to add a few of these.

Antec - nice choice in comp case.

The Porsches are OK too.:wave:

Nice.

Where did the Boxters come from?

Nice.

Where did the Boxters come from?
Micro Scalectric. i got all 3 in one go off a Chap in england. Saved a lot on shipping that way..lol they are a nice car and run awesome.. like driving a tjet with some guts...hehehe...

And Joe I did not forget them I only have the silver one, and I forgot one side of the case when I took the pic. so even my 914 and 928 are not in the pic...one of these days i will get my act to-gether but in the mean time..............I just wanna goof off...


Dave

Antec - nice choice in comp case.

The Porsches are OK too.:wave:

I second that, Nine Hundred here.

Porches are nice, my house has one too :)

Micro Scalectric. i got all 3 in one go off a Chap in england. Saved a lot on shipping that way..lol they are a nice car and run awesome.. like driving a tjet with some guts...hehehe...




Dave
Do you like the way they run with the braided pickups? Do you need to do a lot of fiddling to get them 'right'?

Dan

Nasty habit...dem cabbage grinders!

Do you like the way they run with the braided pickups? Do you need to do a lot of fiddling to get them 'right'?

Dan


I only run them on Neils wheels max trac so they seldom need to be brought back into line, but spin backwards they can bounce pretty good. My biggest complaint is the guide pin on two is molded in so when it breaks ( its nylon) I am going to have to cry at Bill to fix it..
I think on a regular track the braid would be more of a problem.

Dave

I'll pick out the one I want you to send me. You have my address. :) dave

I only run them on Neils wheels max trac so they seldom need to be brought back into line, but spin backwards they can bounce pretty good. My biggest complaint is the guide pin on two is molded in so when it breaks ( its nylon) I am going to have to cry at Bill to fix it..
I think on a regular track the braid would be more of a problem.

Dave

Sure Coach no problemo! Sooner ya send it, the sooner I can keep it....er ...fix it!:p

"my friends all drive porschees i must make ammends"....and i thought i was a porscheholic!!!!

Like that 917 big time.. thatthe one you made? and were is mine? lol


Dave

I run Micro Scalextric's all the time... I haven't had to adjust the brushes anymore often then I have to adjust T-jet picks ups. I like them, they keep the rails clean and I think their chassis are among the smoothest running out there. I run them on mostly Life Like or Tyco track... maybe on Tomy track they don't run as well, I don;t know.

Coach... to fix the guide... just cut down a small piece of a Tomy front axel... heat the tip, slide it into the plastic, add a drop of superglue, trim down to size.. and you have a permanet replacement.

I run Micro Scalextric's all the time... I haven't had to adjust the brushes anymore often then I have to adjust T-jet picks ups. I like them, they keep the rails clean and I think their chassis are among the smoothest running out there. I run them on mostly Life Like or Tyco track... maybe on tTmy track they don't run as well, I don;t know.

Coach... to fix the guide... just cut down a small piece of a Tomy front axel... heat the tip, slide it into the plastic, add a drop of superglue, trim down to size.. and you have a permanet replacement.
Excellent Idea. now I won't be afraid to run them as I agree super smooth. and a blast to drive..


Dave

I have a Micro Jag. The braids work great on my Tomy track. The car is very smooth and quiet.

I wish they wouldn't solder their motors in place. I small gripe but it makes changing motors initially a pain. The stock motor lacks guts.

Do you like the way they run with the braided pickups? Do you need to do a lot of fiddling to get them 'right'?

Dan

Ive got quite a few MicroScaleys, like 12 or so. The braids run great on tyco track. If you spin out and they hook on the rails, they have to be tweaked back. But they run smoother and quieter, and have great conductivity. And since radio shack will sell you 5 feet of desoldering braid for $4, stocking up on spares is just that cheap and easy.

In fact I like the braids so much that I figured out a way to retrofit tyco curvehuggers and HP2s with them. You wouldnt believe how much more power they have, since rather than having to go thru pickup skis, springs, and tabs to get to the brush barrels, my method routs the braids right to the brush barrels of the motors. So conductivity is a LOT better. Im going to take some pics and put up a post in the tuning section soon.

Coach here is one I don't see

http://www.vabeachho.com/Modeling/Porsche910.jpg

Roger Corrie

Coach, You take that gold chrome Porsche, strip the gold off, take the gold to the pawn shop, and buy some decals for your yellow Porsche with an orange wing (wings may vary) just a thought...RM

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