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'37 Chevy Sedan - Pioneer Legends Whitekit
This is my second Pioneer Legends Whitekit. The kit is the '37 Chevy Sedan. Again I went for a fantasy livery based on some old decals that I had left over from other projects (decals are from Patto's).
Putting the model together is straightforward after having done the Ford Coupe. Here I just want to show you the (correct) details of the Yamaha engine.
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For the livery I went for a metallic red and some momo-themed approach.
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Here are some figures: the body weighs 20 gr (1.7 gr less than the Ford although the Chevy looks bigger); the chassis is 51 gr (without any ballast); and the overall package is 71.5gr (without digital chip).
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Here is a video of the car on my SSD layout. In the video, my track is running in analog at 12v straight from a variable power supply and I am using my MB analog controller. The car is without any ballast (also the car does not have the chip installed). The only tuning work I did was to true the rear tyres and put some magic juice on them.
https://youtu.be/oUAYtb-_Ygs
Putting the model together is straightforward after having done the Ford Coupe. Here I just want to show you the (correct) details of the Yamaha engine.
For the livery I went for a metallic red and some momo-themed approach.
Here are some figures: the body weighs 20 gr (1.7 gr less than the Ford although the Chevy looks bigger); the chassis is 51 gr (without any ballast); and the overall package is 71.5gr (without digital chip).
Here is a video of the car on my SSD layout. In the video, my track is running in analog at 12v straight from a variable power supply and I am using my MB analog controller. The car is without any ballast (also the car does not have the chip installed). The only tuning work I did was to true the rear tyres and put some magic juice on them.
https://youtu.be/oUAYtb-_Ygs
