‘65 Corvette Stingray 1/8 scale

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Re: ‘65 Corvette Stingray 1/8 scale

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Thanks for the link to the corvette racer, interesting reading.
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Tomcat64 wrote: Wed May 12, 2021 10:38 am Wow - welcome to Scotty's chop shop :pop:

Fascinated to see how this is going to develop - and that's a well sized beast to play with too.
What he said, another Scott rebuild is underway :th: :pop:
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So I mentioned in the resin thread about printing some wheels
The kit wheels and tires are absolute pants as the English would say :lol:
Tried some Cragar mags on the printer…blaa :wall:
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The rims wouldn’t support well and so printed out small and weird :bash:
So I looked for another version online and found Foose made this car with his spoked mags on it …he is a US based custom car designer, builder and artist. Super Cool guy 8-)
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So off we go to find a stl file online to 3D print and they came out magnificent
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Super stoked about this, still some work to do to make tires but very happy to be able to do this.
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Very nice!
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Cool ....can you print tyres to fit as well ?
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digger303 wrote: Mon Nov 08, 2021 3:31 am Cool ....can you print tyres to fit as well ?
:cheers2:
Yep
Literally just ordered the black flexible rubber for it :D
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Found an add for nice deep blue Stingray convertible.
Gets some juices flowing

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Put down a deposit..... :whistle:
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digger303 wrote: Fri Jan 19, 2024 5:08 am Put down a deposit..... :whistle:
Ha, would never own one of these, well maybe never. German sports car for sure.
The kit is three big boxes deep under my desk. I thought about digging it out, but there is a lot of piffle in the way to get to it
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A bargain for you but a basket case to the kit seller who probably did not know how to restore it.
Anyway, for the princely sum of 25 bucks you have got yourself a brilliant kit to chop about at little expense to make a convertible from.
I will be following this one!
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NoelSmith wrote: Tue Feb 27, 2024 10:45 am A bargain for you but a basket case to the kit seller who probably did not know how to restore it.
Anyway, for the princely sum of 25 bucks you have got yourself a brilliant kit to chop about at little expense to make a convertible from.
I will be following this one!
It is buried in the cue and under the desk
I will get back to her one day
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I think that a company named Agora has a 1/8th scale Stingray Coupe in their line up.
Their new James Bond Aston Martin DB5 looks very impressive from the Daniel Craig films that was on their stand at IPMS SMW Telford last November.
Also had a Shelby Cobra and a Mustang on view as well as a Mercedes racing car from the 1950's.

All very expensive but worth a look if only to dream!
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