Trucks Racing @ FRC ..?
Posted: Sat Sep 13, 2014 6:37 pm
Trucks Racing @ FRC ..?
Who knows ..? It may/could happen one day
Racing 1/32 Scale Trucks and noticing how I wrote it and not as Slot Trucks like how 1/32 scale cars are called Slot Cars.
Anyway, this topic has been brought up a few times in conversation at FRC/Forum but that's about all it has reached ... I came across this very interesting website and had to share with all you slot car racing guys.
The story writing was nicely done and with the pics of the 132 trucks, what struck me (note cool rhyme hehe) the most was how user friendly the chassis looks ... and the amount of (extra) details in the list of statistics below the page. Example: Front & Rear axle load + weight distribution.
After all, it will only take one digital built truck to start a next style of Slot "Trucks" Racing ent
http://www.slotcarouthouse.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=232
So, check out this link and see what you'll think?
Luke
ps: Just love how the Camouflage Net is rolled up at the back of cab.
Who knows ..? It may/could happen one day
Racing 1/32 Scale Trucks and noticing how I wrote it and not as Slot Trucks like how 1/32 scale cars are called Slot Cars.
Anyway, this topic has been brought up a few times in conversation at FRC/Forum but that's about all it has reached ... I came across this very interesting website and had to share with all you slot car racing guys.
The story writing was nicely done and with the pics of the 132 trucks, what struck me (note cool rhyme hehe) the most was how user friendly the chassis looks ... and the amount of (extra) details in the list of statistics below the page. Example: Front & Rear axle load + weight distribution.
After all, it will only take one digital built truck to start a next style of Slot "Trucks" Racing ent
http://www.slotcarouthouse.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=232
So, check out this link and see what you'll think?
Luke
ps: Just love how the Camouflage Net is rolled up at the back of cab.