GoMachV's RC24e project
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GoMachV's RC24e project
Been at this one for a while now and finally about to wrap it up. All parts are scaled 1/2 from the 12e making it a 1/24 car. Fits slot bodies but I'm struggling to find a nice early 80s stock car for it. I made a few concessions along the way but very minimal. For example the kingpins are press fit, no eclips that small haha. Front axles also. That one bugs me. I have some ideas though.
Anyway here are some pics
And here is the tire truer I had to make to create the donuts. It creates a nice 1/2 scale mess real quick.
Anyway here are some pics
And here is the tire truer I had to make to create the donuts. It creates a nice 1/2 scale mess real quick.
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Re: GoMachV's RC24e project
For scale, this is a 1/12 T160 body
And here is the resistor next to a stealth trans case
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Re: GoMachV's RC24e project
Are 1/24 scale models accurate to size with your car? Maybe you can test your hand at vacuum molding on a kit body prepped out to be a vacuum mold.
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Re: GoMachV's RC24e project
The tire truing was enough for me haha. I think I'll just stick with watching for a proper body

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Re: GoMachV's RC24e project
You know what that means, time to 3d print a mold 

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Re: GoMachV's RC24e project
The problem with slot bodies is the front is usually too dumped to clear. That's why I was thinking stock car. I'd love a proper can am or similar but I'm sure it wouldn't look right
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Re: GoMachV's RC24e project
If you were going to have a custom 1/24 scale body made, it's clear what body it should be:
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Re: GoMachV's RC24e project
I have had thoughts of making a few, but haven't had time to pencil out what it would take to do it
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Re: GoMachV's RC24e project
Ohhh yeahFrankentruck wrote: ↑Mon Dec 18, 2023 9:26 pm If you were going to have a custom 1/24 scale body made, it's clear what body it should be:

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Re: GoMachV's RC24e project
That's looking awesome

Not wanting to make it complicated but it's possible to resin print short run injection moulds , could be a possibility for the plastic parts .
If a jobs not worth doing then its certainly not worth doing well.
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