I have provided a raised axle shaft hole in the front so you can add more realistic front tires. A-Dash bodies will fit 1.5' wheelbase snap on chassis with the wide mount or wide chassis clip. When using with TFX, you might not be able to use the TFX recommended front screw. T-Dash bodies will fit T-Jet screw on style chassis. I am sure that you modelers can come up with even cooler looking and performing tires. T-Dash Cheetah - American Flag theme - T-Jet body. 550' diameter tire reduce the mega traction so you can hang it out in the corner and a more realistic diameter. 450' diameter tires are the same diameter as standord tire which will alos full mega traction performance.

That is why I include 2 sets of rear tires printed from Ninja Flex material. This model will snap on to chassis but the standard rear tires will need to be cut thinner or spased out. Sand again with 200 or smoother grit paper. HO Slot car body - 2013 Dodge Charger Race Car. Click to find the best Results for 1 32 scale slot car bodies Models for your 3D Printer. Every Day new 3D Models from all over the World. For best result I use (Aero Gloss Sanding Sealer). 1922 '1 32 scale slot car bodies' 3D Models. For the smooth surface sand and then prime with a sandable primer. Body is made of PLA plastic and can be painted with acrylic, enamel, and plastic automotive paints. But yeah make a little 1/32 body kit for the Spitfire, I don't think you would have to add much detail.PlasticHO scale F1 1954 Body works on AFX MEGA G rolling long chassis ( PN: 70638) and NEW MEGA G PLUS. I can print any number of bodies once Ive made that investment. And while buying the print files is not free, it is typically cheaper, and only a one-time expense.

Buying a body ready-made can typically cost US20 to US30. And I absolutely understand about protecting your cool creations. One, it is cheaper than buying them, given that I have a 3D printer already. There are plenty of tutorials online about making body shells, and 3d modeling for those that are inclined and committed to the effort in trying it for themselves. It is one of the quintessential little english sport cars or the 60s-70s. I think this Spitfire could be a very popular slot car shell - especially in 1/32. Like so many things back then, I miss it. It was a fun car to drive - but really small. My brother had a 70s bigger bumper Spitfire 1500 back in the 70s. So even though people don't always say it or post it here - good posts go out there into the 'hobby-space' and can inspire a lot of folks - thanks!

I should do a post about it one day (once I refine it a bit). Your HO builds even inspired me to make a little can-motored HO scale 3D printed 'Modified'. You are doing a great job on this, and you have been doing great stuff for a long time now. Nothing from nothing, but that model looks like it has the integrity and detail for 1/32.

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