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Very interesting. I can’t understand why the hobby has slept on TCR for so long, so it’s great to see your project making strides. The quality of the body design looks good.
I’m not sure the selection of the 962 chassis was the right choice - but I’ll reserve judgement on that. The most obvious question for me is that if you’re a competent 3D designer, why not just design and print your own chassis? The AlfaRomeo looks particularly awkward in this respect.
Regardless, I think if you were to sell these bodies, there would be a market for them. Especially as additive manufacturing is much more closer to being “the norm” in the slot car scene. If you provide a kit with the interior, glazing and maybe some detail parts I’m sure there would be interested buyers. So speak up if you are reading this and agree - let’s show some support for Ayrton!
Good work.
I’m not sure the selection of the 962 chassis was the right choice - but I’ll reserve judgement on that. The most obvious question for me is that if you’re a competent 3D designer, why not just design and print your own chassis? The AlfaRomeo looks particularly awkward in this respect.
Regardless, I think if you were to sell these bodies, there would be a market for them. Especially as additive manufacturing is much more closer to being “the norm” in the slot car scene. If you provide a kit with the interior, glazing and maybe some detail parts I’m sure there would be interested buyers. So speak up if you are reading this and agree - let’s show some support for Ayrton!
Good work.
