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#376 Pablo

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Posted 28 June 2006 - 08:29 AM

Holy Mackeral, Sapphire :shock:
That's a nice track, sure has some tight hairpins
I'm a sissy I'm a sissy :)

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Posted 28 June 2006 - 11:42 AM

Gentlemen
here are the WINNERS OF THE 2006 Proxy Thingie Race.

1/32 "Anything goes" was won by the DoubleCross, 2nd the Ferrari Betta and 3rd the LongPig "Face Addict" :

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1/24 Classic saw the Dynamic Renegade come in first before the Cox Cucaracha "Logo" followed by the Cox SuperCucaracha in 3rd place:

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And finally the winner of the 1/24 F&S is the Pocket Rocket "Ciao", in 2nd place the Unicar SuperAereodinamica (Barchetta) and in 3rd place the Riggen Mach 1:

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All data,facts and concourse results of the complete series are here:
http://www.slotforum...hp?showforum=55
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PS Proper comments very welcome.
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Posted 28 June 2006 - 12:54 PM

I wish I could see the undersides :cry:

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Posted 28 June 2006 - 01:48 PM

Dear Tom
look at a pretty common plastic club track as they exist in Italy or in Europe (this is Soragna's Ninco) and tell me if that is for sissies:

:down: :down: :lol: :lol: Full of GLUE (from what looks like WET spots in the pic,,,that or sombody peed on the track 'cause they ooooooh :shock: :shock: were goin too fast...oooooh :shock: :shock: ) AND WAAAAY tooo many FLAT turns!!!! Gimmeee at least 125 feet of straightaway into a ten foot tall banked turn!!!! :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: !!! Thats for REAL MEN!!!! :twisted: :twisted: ;) ;) :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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Posted 28 June 2006 - 02:00 PM

I wish I could see the undersides :cry:

For a peek under the dress...click the links below.
1/32 Anything Goes
Classic 1/24
Fast and Scratchbuilt

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Posted 28 June 2006 - 02:15 PM

Gimmeee at least 125 feet of straightaway into a ten foot tall banked turn. Thats for REAL MEN


I see, Tom. So real men are afraid of curves?
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Hi Bob
you're a doll when you're so effective! Thanks for the help :kiss:

BTW Guys, all along this thread all the cars and the chassis have been published already but let me propose you again the Winner's of the 1/24 F&S chassis:

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That Dynamic frame with the moving side pans made for the most drivable, secure and consistent car in the series. The Classic 26D did the rest...
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Posted 28 June 2006 - 02:35 PM

:? :? NOT afraid of curves :shock: :shock: JUST the "FLATNESS" in em' :lol: :lol: REAL MEN SIMPLY PUNCH THE BANK!!!! :twisted: :twisted:
(OK....I will STOP now :lol: :lol: )
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#383 John Secchi

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Posted 28 June 2006 - 05:18 PM

Edo
That is indeed the Soragna track and that's me purched on the stool in the top left corner of the picture! :smokin:
A fantastic club and a brilliant track, a quick lap with a plastc car [no mags] is about 14 or 15 seconds!
The track is made of Polistil sections [not Ninco] and has quite a smooth surface, i did manage to run a pro type retro sports car with a Gp20 motor and full depth Jet Flag guide the only problem are the narrow lane centres.
[oneofwos] :)

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Posted 28 June 2006 - 06:16 PM

Thanks John!
The world is quite small, innit?!
Now before our American friends panic let's underline the fact that the Carrera tracks we race on are wider than the Polistil and fit 1/24 cars great.
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