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Randy's powered refer project is now declared done . The powered one is on the right . I managed to make it even lower than the stock car on the left . It will blend in with no outward sign that it is powered and pulls like a bear ( equal to the Erie Blt ) . Thanks Randy , this worked perfectly .
Quote from: up1950s on October 04, 2007, 03:20:47 PMRandy's powered refer project is now declared done . The powered one is on the right . I managed to make it even lower than the stock car on the left . It will blend in with no outward sign that it is powered and pulls like a bear ( equal to the Erie Blt ) . Thanks Randy , this worked perfectly .Did you use the stock Tomytech motor or go with an Atlas motor for it?
Awesome job. Most that I've seen have looked like they were hacked together. You have to look *really* close to see the roller bearing journals on the powered car.
Quote from: amato1969 on October 05, 2007, 05:25:08 PMAwesome job. Most that I've seen have looked like they were hacked together. You have to look *really* close to see the roller bearing journals on the powered car.And the Tomytech sideframes are snap on. They can be trimmed to get rid of the bottom right angle so that the 45 degree angles piece is at the ends and they'll blend in even better.