www.Quarterscalelegends.com

Unfortunately they are old Jeron stock.

Used one on my aluminum coupe project. They are perfect.

ha ha ha.

Digital slicing tool. Its used to cut up the format into smaller chunks to be 3d printed.

you need a slicing tool.

Never thought about 3d printing. I have a printer in garage. Duh...

Wolfgang of Raco Europe was a distributor. These cars were all made in Santa Ana CA. No production numbers are known. But for Raco to produce them, my guess would be 25+. Back when the 1/4 scale market was hot. These could fetch $1200 or so. Now with the market in the tank, I would expect the $600 r...

wont. have plenty of time. Work comes first though...

everything on hold while I put out some big fires at work. Could be months now...

Nice! Already up to serial #20

Wheels came!!

I think I am going to go this route. I really like what it could be and the construction moving forward would be doable. The other option was a full bodied indy car from late 80s or early 90s, but I fear my skills are not good enough to do so.

Came today and I gotta say, I think its perfect!!!! You rock!!! Thank you!

I prefer the look of the glass.

spectacular. I owe you!

Are you going to hand do or use English wheel? I have seriously thought about getting one.