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Antiochdave
Posted 26 February 2025 - 06:23 PM
I just finish building my new Policar Home Track which can be seen under Home Track and Scenery.
I have always liked the Parma Womp cars on my home track and I was pleasantly surprise to find out they are still available, stronger than ever.
Below is a picture of one of my favorite Womp car that I'm using now.
Send a picture of your favorite Parma Womp car if you are still using it or not with a little back ground info on it.
Just for fun,
Dave -
Mid-Pack Racer
Posted 26 February 2025 - 11:45 PM
All I have left is photos of the bodies. They were fun to race, we ran them on a Hillclimb and a King. I use R-Geo chassis, good handling and easy to assemble.
Race Leader
Posted 27 February 2025 - 02:39 PM
Here are a couple of photos. The link below will show many more photos. All and 140 more type womp bodies are available on my website linked here. http://www.cavemanbo...ry/1-32-bodies/
http://slotblog.net/...more-eye-candy/
If it's not a Caveman, It's HISTORY! Support Your local raceways!
Antiochdave
Posted 27 February 2025 - 11:25 PM
Here are a couple of photos. The link below will show many more photos. All and 140 more type womp bodies are available on my website linked here. http://www.cavemanbo...ry/1-32-bodies/
http://slotblog.net/...more-eye-candy/
Great pictures guys!!!
The reason I like these cars so much is because I can race them on my home plastic track [even the wide versions] and have plenty of room to race.
I really like the 16d motor on them which in my opinion area great motors.
The magnet 1/32 scale cars are super fun to race as well, but there is something special about racing an older style slot car with a 16D motor with no magnets which allows the car to slide around the comers,
I know! I know! it's not the fast way around the track but it's sure is fun doing it - LOL!
Brian - Man! I really like the detail work on your cars!
Keep sending your pictures!!
Thanks!!
Dave -
Antiochdave
Posted 28 February 2025 - 01:02 AM
All I have left is photos of the bodies. They were fun to race, we ran them on a Hillclimb and a King. I use R-Geo chassis, good handling and easy to assemble.
Those are great looking bodies!!
Thanks for shearing!
Antiochdave
Posted 16 March 2025 - 04:17 PM
Hi there,
I was messing around today trying my hands on sprucing up my Womp wide body's.
Not as good as Brian detail Womp body’s but just had some fun until I receive my new painted Womp bodies from Brian.
I need a lot of practice, already had to throw a body away because I messed it up bad. Good thing the Womp body aren’t expensive.
I'll keep trying though.
Until next time,
Dave -
Age scrubs away speed!
Posted 16 March 2025 - 06:49 PM
Dave, it would also be very easy to build some scratchbuilt brass chassis that fit womp bodies, as well as 1/32 F-1s should you wish to build either.
Posting Leader
Posted 14 April 2025 - 03:04 PM
Here's a Womp I recently put together. It has a R-Geo brass frame and Cavemanbodies Katana body, paint and detail by myself.
Jay Guard
IRRA Board of Directors (2022-Present),
Gator Region Retro Racing Director (2021-Present)
SERRA Co-Director (2009-2013)
IRRA BoD advisor (2007-2010)
Team Slick 7 member (1998-2001)
Way too serious Retro racer
Antiochdave
Posted 17 April 2025 - 05:08 PM
Here's a Womp I recently put together. It has a R-Geo brass frame and Cavemanbodies Katana body, paint and detail by myself.
That's a beautiful car - Thanks for sharing
