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Not mine but kind of cool looking ...



mvh isobarik

wow, lots of hot alloy on that. any clearer pics coming?

Not a bad ProCat, with most of the alloy bling... although must be spewing to not have the alloy front gearbox housing

I love those alloy front uprights..... but I'll never be able to justify buying them, especially since my own alloy ProCat has been in it's current partially-assembled state for 5+ years now...

Alex

Those alloy uprights are about as rare as anything for Schumacher ever gets. Ive only ever seen one set before and thats it!
A very nice build for sure. There were some real nice alloy parts around for the Procat back in the day.

As stated it was not my procat and if you want more pics just google "kyosho" on imageshack.us and you will find more nice stuff lots of stuff more like 600 pics of aly schumacher and radiants to much to list look for youre self.

mvh Isobarik

one cant stop wounder what happened with all the cad/cam drawings of alu parts for cars damn i wish i could find some.

This are pictures off tommilin (also on E-bay) his procat.
http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/tommilin34/article?mid=44&prev=393&l=f&fid=19

jeroen206 wrote:This are pictures off tommilin (also on E-bay) his procat.
http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/tommilin34/article?mid=44&prev=393&l=f&fid=19

What an awesome looking car. I didn't know you could all those bits in alloy. Which company actually made them?

Some of those alloy bits are cool. Would look so much better if it had some sort of consistent colour theme, rather than being all over the place.

dangermouse wrote:Some of those alloy bits are cool. Would look so much better if it had some sort of consistent colour theme, rather than being all over the place.

you are so right but vintage parts doesnt grow on trees and getting them in the right color seams a bit to hard...

mvh Isobarik

CNA75 wrote:

jeroen206 wrote:This are pictures off tommilin (also on E-bay) his procat.
http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/tommilin34/article?mid=44&prev=393&l=f&fid=19

What an awesome looking car. I didn't know you could all those bits in alloy. Which company actually made them?

I vaguely remember Team Tanaplan doing a lot of these Al chassis and parts back in the (Yokomo) Dog and CAT days. They were really nice looking but totally out of my high school kid budget though.

Corally also released a set of alloy chassis and suspension parts for the early CATs. The saddle pack version used their nicad cradles.