Can't wait to have those 147's...
@ masmojo:
Alfa 147's are the same category as VW Golf, Seat Leon, Opel Astra, Ford Focus...
G.
@ masmojo:
Alfa 147's are the same category as VW Golf, Seat Leon, Opel Astra, Ford Focus...
G.
Latest from Fly...
At long last come the Alfa Romeo 147s..
A test version from the 2003 GTA Cup series and also from the 2003 GTA Cup series - the car driven by Luis Villamil.
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Then we have a truck relivery in a limited edition from 'S Oliver' - the stunning looking 'Quick Drake'
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Next is the second Group5 BMW3.0 CSL, this time in the 1976 Le Mans "Gösser Beer" livery. Anyone else remember fondly, those rear window blinds? This car has been adjusted to portray the design and Rules differences between the first relase version and this one for Le Mans.
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Then we have the limited edition livery commissioned by 'Spanair'. This is a BMW M3 GTR and looks very crisp and clean in this simple promotional livery..
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Last but not least is the Fly version of the 1969 Le Mans GT40 MKII 'Deutsche Auto Zeitung' car, also presented at the end of last year by Scalextric. This one is crisper to look at but all will become clear in a comparison review later thsi week.
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A test version from the 2003 GTA Cup series and also from the 2003 GTA Cup series - the car driven by Luis Villamil.
Then we have a truck relivery in a limited edition from 'S Oliver' - the stunning looking 'Quick Drake'
Next is the second Group5 BMW3.0 CSL, this time in the 1976 Le Mans "Gösser Beer" livery. Anyone else remember fondly, those rear window blinds? This car has been adjusted to portray the design and Rules differences between the first relase version and this one for Le Mans.
Then we have the limited edition livery commissioned by 'Spanair'. This is a BMW M3 GTR and looks very crisp and clean in this simple promotional livery..
Last but not least is the Fly version of the 1969 Le Mans GT40 MKII 'Deutsche Auto Zeitung' car, also presented at the end of last year by Scalextric. This one is crisper to look at but all will become clear in a comparison review later thsi week.
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QUOTE (Difflock @ 8 Mar 2004, 03:23 PM)QUOTE (tDI_Fahrer @ 8 Mar 2004, 01:55 PM) I don't think that a front-wheel-drive slotcar should be so much fun, I even doubt it would drive nice at all...
I disagree. FWD slot cars can be made to drive great. Just ask GRAH1 about his front drive Metro! It's a great little runner
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Maybe he should patent it so that the mass-producers can pay the royalties
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Mark.
Are there any movies of this front-wheel-drive Metro?
G.
I disagree. FWD slot cars can be made to drive great. Just ask GRAH1 about his front drive Metro! It's a great little runner
Mark.
Are there any movies of this front-wheel-drive Metro?
G.
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I found a picture of the motor...
It's a normal one...
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I hope the red one comes out soon in Belgium...
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Mine is ordered in Freezslot...
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G.
It's a normal one...
I hope the red one comes out soon in Belgium...
Mine is ordered in Freezslot...
G.
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I just mailed with somebody...
He says that his white ALFA 147 is slightly faster than his Fly M3 GTR!!!
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The 147 should be a bit slower on the straight, but much faster in corners...
Damn... this must be fast for a touring car from Fly...
G.
He says that his white ALFA 147 is slightly faster than his Fly M3 GTR!!!
The 147 should be a bit slower on the straight, but much faster in corners...
Damn... this must be fast for a touring car from Fly...
G.
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