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The blasted oak catching the last rays of the sun .

I love his Blower Head character

That is a super cool find

A pair of PB Mini Mustang one way drive shafts , big surprise was these are aluminium not steel like my other set , these were originally going in my partly 3d printed runner but they may transition to my original parts car .

Oh Mark ! 1/2 scale 0.8 mod gears :shock: firstly "good luck" , secondly id highly recommend using a smaller nozzle than 0.4 mm , a 0.4 mm nozzle is just about ok at 0.8 mod but even then the trough between gears can lose depth causing tight mesh , I've often cut the trough deeper to compe...

Another solution to the gears is to just cheat monstrously and find a 1/18th scale car and buy the gears for it and adapt the mini Hunter as needed , that way you can publish the required parts with the STL files , there are a ton of cheap 1/18th cars on the market and I'm sure a little research sho...

By the way, I'm not surprised at all you love the idea... But you have ways to do that I don't have, and I would really love to see you scaling down some buggy as well :-D I've had this in mind but with more cheating , I've got a WLToys A959 that I never really use , its bonkers fast for a 1/18 car...

To late now if you've made the order but I noticed you can get SLS printed PP now , probably ideal for bumpers, cages and suspension arms .

Dusted off the lath and turned up a new gear hub for the Mini Mustang, this one allows a single gear to fit on the two speed lay shaft , I just couldn't live without breaks any longer , I've got a single speed I my all genuine parts car and I had the two speed in my 3d printed car , so nice to drive...

Lovely car ! Brings back memories for me, I went to church with Adam and Clair Tyrrell , niece and nephew of Ken Tyrrell who owned the team . I visited their factory a couple of times , sat in the cars , looking back it was all a very primitive and fairly small factory, more a set of workshops , I g...

Have a great day feller

... looking back it was all a very primitive and fairly small factory, more a set of workshops , I t all teams were like that then... "Garagistas" :lol: Super cool that you got to visit the shop! :D Were any of Jackie's cars still around? Hate to say I was too young to really remember who...

Same part as far as I know, other than the originals were less chunky and more elegant compared to the re re part .

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Thanks, I had a look, and it is apparently same size as my micro one. That will work for 1/20, but I do think the linear one is likely the only solution for 1/32... At 1/32 it might be strong enough , the arm on them is pressed onto a threaded brass collar that moves up and down the threaded shaft ...