FULL CARBON FIBRE VERSION

[Jerzi]

I have an question for you all.
What car could be nice to own in full carbon version and what car should be leaved as it is in original condition.
I have done some in my opinion nice carbon version.
The last one was an optima mid.
Jerzi

[Jerzi]

Some pics of the mid I did in full carbon.
Jerzi

[Phin]

My personal opinion is the mostly plastic, budget/entry level cars that didn't get much aftermarket attention would make for the most interesting full carbon builds. With the pro-level cars you typically already get carbon/graphite, and aluminum materials so remaking the parts in CF isn't a big jump in quality.

A lot of Tamiya cars for example would be a good starting point for a full CF build.

[Coelacanth]

True what you say, Phin, but doing your own carbon fiber parts just screams pimpin'.

[kaiser]

oh man, you do such nice work.

can you make me a top force chassis set? pleeeeease!

i've always wanted a full carbon df01.

[justinspeed79]

Personally I like to see vintage cars stay mostly period correct but other than that I am a big fan of carbon If it has a practical application I say bring it on.

[Jerzi]

My newest parts. Some maybe like them some no.
Kyosho scorpion.
Jerzi

[Hcp22]

The only parts made in CF for the Scorpion was from RCH as far as I know

[Mr. ED]

You make very nice parts Jerzi, but I'd like to see some of your own design aside of the copies of the originals.

[Jerzi]

Here is one.

http://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom_model.asp?cid=7628&sid=313

Then I have one asso rc10 alec&lane wich is in eraly stage.
Jerzi