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Hi Guys,

I finally have a brushed motor stand.

I have always thought that the Vintage brushed motors are beautiful and too nice to hide away in

a cupboard.

I made it from a Teak color, Mushroom shaped, wooden cupboard or drawer knob.

The motor a Trinity Slot Machine 2 also has Trinity purple anodized brush heat-sinks.

Purple anodized brush heat-sinks? What next!

O.K, here's a pic,

Cheers, Dave.

Classy.

looks good, but reminds of a egg holder.

I like the wood work but in the spirit of things mechanical I'd use a huge 50t 48p pinion

Hi Guys,

Hi Sschering, What a great Idea!

I also thought a Bolink RC10 Foam front wheel laid down would look great as well.

My idea cost $4.95

Cheers, Dave.

All good ideas, I really like the pinion idea.

The 50t pictured was from Integy and sells for $5.91
http://www.integy.com/st_prod.html?p_prodid=18759&p_catid=283&ratesortby=New#.VOZJvfnF9HM

Tower stocks a Robinson 47t pinion for $6.20
A little smaller but still should do a nice job.
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXWLK0&P=7

This would work too...I have one for some of the logo golf balls I used to have on display. I've thought of just poking a little hole at the bottom of each little dent for the balls and displaying motors in it...

Wow,

I could imagine a bunch of motors in that display rack, beautiful

Thanks Guys, Great ideas

Cheers, Dave.

That rack would be pretty easy to build, good idea!

I've always wanted that golf ball rack, I see it every time I go into Michaels. I did end getting their spoon rack though

That's a different side of you we are seeing Marlo!

slotcarrod wrote:That's a different side of you we are seeing Marlo!

What can I say

Guess I better start looking for Vintage Spoons

There is no spoon.