If someone was to go thru the trouble and expense to produce these in low volume, what would be the most popular choice?

Most turing cars I have seen are all in 1/10 scale. I do see the 1/12ths every now and then, but alot of the time they are a 190mm wheel base 1/10th scale chassis. I have a RC10 TC3. I htink it would be awsome to be able to get a 914 body for it. Im running a E46 M3 body, But I think the 914 would look cool.
Andy

mueeeeeler, what about getting your 1:1 running first?

I was thinking of doing a wooden buck for my 1/10 scale 200mm Nitro chassis.

hey speaking of rc cars- i never gt my money back- sent ed secrest a check and never got a car or my money back?

i got my paypal money back from Ed, give him an email


was the check cashed?

uh- that was like 6 mos ago....ill have to look.

anyone have his email?

If anyone is interested in making thier own, these two books are available for about 15 bucks each, don't know how I know that

Sent Ed a email today about the bodys. He got 2 shipments, both crap. He's waiting on a 3rd to see if it's any better. I think his original post said if you want your $$ back instead of waiting, to send him a email.

Mike, I have a buddy that is building a vacume table to make parts for a model plane is is building.

I've got a few 1/24 scale lexan bodies coming. They should be on a boat from Germany right about now. A few flared, and a few narrow bodied. I doubt they will fit the mini-z (oddball 1/28 scale for MR-01 style, although the new MR-02 style is now 1/24 scale). But there are some other mini RC cars on the market that are 1/24 scale with adjustable wheelbase and width which should work. I will have a few available to club members after I get them. More details once the arrive....

Demick

I asked my friend Chris, who paints ALOT of rc car bodies (he had pizza with us Mueller)


1/10 scale is the most widely used and most popular.
1/8 is more popular than 1/12.