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Ok, Almost done, just missing the steering ball joints and rod but and quite happy with how its come out, and yes the receiver is wrong but liked what another team driver did on his so copied that until I discovered what receiver was used and am also looking for that. Ive even managed to get hold of original rear wishbones and will be adding later on when I find time. KO was from Kevin Moore, motor was prepared by Mike Reedy himself

Also added a few of my cars all together. See if you can correctly name them.

Great looking build !!!

I wish I hadn't seen this! I'm still trying to convince myself not to do one of these builds, must resist!

Looks amazing, love the vintage Txs as well!

Who did the paint? And where are the decals from?

fakiee wrote: I wish I hadn't seen this! I'm still trying to convince myself not to do one of these builds, must resist!

Looks amazing, love the vintage Txs as well!

Who did the paint? And where are the decals from?

Cheers, one of my Sanwa txs is the first converted to 2.4. Ive got five or six of them.

Telboy from Oople painted it, great guy and worth the wait.

Decals from the chap that made the decals for the original first proto on here, infos on there somewhere but unfortunately forgotton his name, sorry. Just found his details, his name is Louis and have PMd you with his email address.

Nice car, very very nice!!!! good job

Hi i would love to build one off these replicas and buy the way yours looks amaZing, can i ask you was it hard to source the parts that arn't 3d printed like drive shafts dog bone and gear inside the diff to name a few.

Just got the correct receiver which I got for $30 which im well chuffed with. Only problem is ive got to make a new receiver case.

Guys, fyi the racer mag inthe uk has three pages with this in.

Guys ,as mentioned car made the Racer mag but for some reason im unable to upload decent size pictures so have posted on the below links and hope you like. Since this was posted ive got my hands on the copper coloured wing buttons, original rear wishbones and correct steering ball joints.

http://www.oople.com/forums/showthread.php?p=953892#post953892

Can't see the pics unless you are an oople member. Would love to see them!

Apologies, will have a rethink and get this up for all to see.

Great build. Cool to have it documented in a magazine as well.

Ok hopefully you can now read it. Its back to front so from the bottom up Front page, index page with my name, then the three page review.

NICE build!

With all the NIX and Quadra builds going on I was thinking if it is possible / feasible to try and build a "quadra-ish" car off of the the narrow cut RPM style chassis, and match the front to that width.

Since a narrow nose has already been done in '91 I don't see why not....

hmmmm projects

Congrats on the magazine article James, your Detroit NIX91 looks great! How did you get away with not having an embarrassing mug shot of yourself printed in the mag