I've got a spare F32 car if any one needs one
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Let's rock and ROLL!
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Here are the results from the first F32 night,
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A disappointing turn out as I felt from the interest shown earlier that this would be popular.
Only three people had finished cars and Steve's was way ahead of the rest!
C'mon lads you've had six months to prepare for this
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Steve, if you need any computer parts or even a complete one I have loads of stuff here, at least three good working computers, they'll only go up the tip one day!
A disappointing turn out as I felt from the interest shown earlier that this would be popular.
Only three people had finished cars and Steve's was way ahead of the rest!
C'mon lads you've had six months to prepare for this
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Steve, if you need any computer parts or even a complete one I have loads of stuff here, at least three good working computers, they'll only go up the tip one day!
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Especially for Rob.
F32 hits NorLon for the first time, or was it the other way around?
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Phil's loaner, as driven by Cas.
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John Secchi's beautiful McLaren.
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My heavily trailed Ferrari 312PB. I still have no idea who Larry Ward is. Any clues?
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Phil's main race car.
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Phil's other loaner as briefly driven by Iffy Cliffy.
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Pink spur gear was quickly turned into a plain wheel. Are you sure those gears were the same pitch, Phil?
Nah, he wouldn't make a newbie's mistake like that ...
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Chopper's car with freshly soldered pinion c/o Mr Secchi.
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As you might expect, I had a good time last Wednesday although I'm expecting my usual thrashing by JS the next time these cars are run.
The F32 cars are fun to drive and, for vintage pieces, seem very inexpensive to buy and assemble. I, for one, had never heard of F32 before this NL class was put forward about six months ago. I'd estimate that there's about £40 invested in my Ferrari which must be fairly comparable with the current cost of a Fly or Slot.it RTR car.
I'm hoping a few more racers will come on board as the season progresses.
Get better soon, How. We're all missing you too.
L.
F32 hits NorLon for the first time, or was it the other way around?
Phil's loaner, as driven by Cas.
John Secchi's beautiful McLaren.
My heavily trailed Ferrari 312PB. I still have no idea who Larry Ward is. Any clues?
Phil's main race car.
Phil's other loaner as briefly driven by Iffy Cliffy.
Pink spur gear was quickly turned into a plain wheel. Are you sure those gears were the same pitch, Phil?
Nah, he wouldn't make a newbie's mistake like that ...
Chopper's car with freshly soldered pinion c/o Mr Secchi.
As you might expect, I had a good time last Wednesday although I'm expecting my usual thrashing by JS the next time these cars are run.
The F32 cars are fun to drive and, for vintage pieces, seem very inexpensive to buy and assemble. I, for one, had never heard of F32 before this NL class was put forward about six months ago. I'd estimate that there's about £40 invested in my Ferrari which must be fairly comparable with the current cost of a Fly or Slot.it RTR car.
I'm hoping a few more racers will come on board as the season progresses.
Get better soon, How. We're all missing you too.
L.
QUOTE Pink spur gear was quickly turned into a plain wheel. Are you sure those gears were the same pitch, Phil?
Nah, he wouldn't make a newbie's mistake like that ...
That's how it came, I just put a fresh set of tyres and braids on this one.
I'll give all three a good work over before the next race, so they should go a little better.
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Nah, he wouldn't make a newbie's mistake like that ...
That's how it came, I just put a fresh set of tyres and braids on this one.
I'll give all three a good work over before the next race, so they should go a little better.
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