Don't forget to check out DNA world exclusive ua-cam.com/video/cnP3U05VyIc/v-deo.htmlsi=QtS89kD5gd1FZa3O The amazing HJ panel van listing is here www.ebay.com.au/itm/166676180871?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=705-154756-20017-0&ssspo=-5T_a8cQTSe&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=tB3Be1XpRAm&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Thanks for the shoutout, Trav! Yes, that Porsche 963 is a beauty - I need to get the tape off my painted track rails so I can try it out 😆 Some great cars coming our way, for sure. I've got that Mirage on pre-order as well.
yea talk to the lionel guys they make there steam locomotives out of metal and put a steam exhaust using steam oil or some type of chemical to put into the stack
At 4:40 you ask about IC powered slot cars. This has been done commercially by COX with their circa 1963 049 powered Corvette and Buick Riviera in 1/20 th scale. Importantly COX made a slot track sytem for these to run on : ua-cam.com/video/ibE4sgphIlE/v-deo.htmlsi=IMn1WdBsBvxK3nC2 No way of controlling them economically back then , so just had to let them run until the fuel ran out. I could go in about the numerous drawbacks. Not a big success even in the US. Tether cars, or round the pole, gas powered cars were more successful until the superior RC cars became affordable. Never saw them in Australia, but COX went on to produce their much more successful electric slotcars in 1/24th and 1/32nd scales. These were popular, but expensive, in Australia. Your Full Earth contact has some COX slotcars on his channel and may know more of the story behind the COX gas slot cars.
Don't forget to check out DNA world exclusive
ua-cam.com/video/cnP3U05VyIc/v-deo.htmlsi=QtS89kD5gd1FZa3O
The amazing HJ panel van listing is here
www.ebay.com.au/itm/166676180871?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=705-154756-20017-0&ssspo=-5T_a8cQTSe&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=tB3Be1XpRAm&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Thanks for the shout-out, Travis, we appreciate that 🙏
@@DNASlotCars a world exclusive needs to be celebrated legends... Job well done
As always, great video!!! I hope to send you a lot of information about ForoSlot! We will keep in touch friend!!!
Thank you my friend
No issues with sound imo👏👏
Thanks for the shoutout, Trav! Yes, that Porsche 963 is a beauty - I need to get the tape off my painted track rails so I can try it out 😆 Some great cars coming our way, for sure. I've got that Mirage on pre-order as well.
Maybe e lucky boy
lol honestly, it would be pretty cool having a RC nitro motor or something buzzin around the track 😂
Team Lauda all the way!
My man
I would just buy all the M1s if I had the budget. Great looking cars in any livery
Great thinking lol
Jagermeister for me, I just love the colour.
It is amazing
those new Thunderslots....😍😍
Man they are beautiful
Danke!
Danke danke
Cool video today very funny lol
Cheers mate, thought I will leave some of that in
Dont worry mate your Australian and you say Porsche perfectly right as far as im concerned 😀
Yeah, tell them lol
yea talk to the lionel guys they make there steam locomotives out of metal and put a steam exhaust using steam oil or some type of chemical to put into the stack
At 4:40 you ask about IC powered slot cars.
This has been done commercially by COX with their circa 1963 049 powered Corvette and Buick Riviera in 1/20 th scale. Importantly COX made a slot track sytem for these to run on :
ua-cam.com/video/ibE4sgphIlE/v-deo.htmlsi=IMn1WdBsBvxK3nC2
No way of controlling them economically back then , so just had to let them run until the fuel ran out. I could go in about the numerous drawbacks. Not a big success even in the US. Tether cars, or round the pole, gas powered cars were more successful until the superior RC cars became affordable.
Never saw them in Australia, but COX went on to produce their much more successful electric slotcars in 1/24th and 1/32nd scales. These were popular, but expensive, in Australia.
Your Full Earth contact has some COX slotcars on his channel and may know more of the story behind the COX gas slot cars.
I wish it never went away, might have to look at doing a documentary on this
If you are wanting some mech check out this link
thatslotcarguy.com/
I’m new to this, will someone be able to help me by telling me what HO means ??
So HO stands for "Half O" O is a scale term (size)
@@thatslotcarguy thanks for your help
@@thatslotcarguy will you be attending any uk slot car shows this year ?
@@Charlie-n6x2t I wish my friend but unfortunately it's very expensive to fly from Australia
The Mirage previously by Advant slot is an advanced chassis, proven winner, this is a poser copy.
Hmmm let's see how it goes I guess
no Porsche is ugly?
ever seen a 914?
ever seen a Panamera?
😂😂😂😂😂
I almost bought a 914...love it lol