Good evening everyone, Johan decrees the public utility on the production of 3D printed slot cars at scale 1/32 for Scalextric tracks or Carrera tracks. Thank you very much, Johan.
Good evening everyone, Johan investigates the production of 3D printed slot cars at scale 1/32 for Scalextric tracks or Carrera tracks. Thank you very much, Johan.
Your car looks great, I had the ATSv last year in the GT3 proxy. It looks like he has changed the chassis, Its alot different from mine. rear diffuser was on the chassis. My body was real rough and had 3d print swirl on the trunk lid.
I got to drive your car sir. Yes as i stated many time in the video. It takes a lot of work to get them this nice, but yours looks great on track. One advantage to printing is the ability to make changes without remolding, i will let you know how she handles.
The corvette came out real nice. I have 2 of their kits that I have to start working on. I am new to this. I am curious if you could provide any guidance to get a decent outcome?
I recommend duplicolor or rustoleum 2x primer. Etch those body lines and do a solid coat and sand with 600g. I did three or so rounds of this, small sanding sticks help a lot with the details. Before color I wet sanded the primer with 1500g, let dry. Then three coats of color, decals, and one light coat and one wet coat of clear!
@@critkeeper It is just a line of primers from Rustoleum specifically designed for plastics. It also covers extremely well, so make sure that you are careful on your first spray!
Good evening everyone, Johan decrees the public utility on the production of 3D printed slot cars at scale 1/32 for Scalextric tracks or Carrera tracks.
Thank you very much, Johan.
Good evening everyone, Johan investigates the production of 3D printed slot cars at scale 1/32 for Scalextric tracks or Carrera tracks.
Thank you very much, Johan.
Your car looks great, I had the ATSv last year in the GT3 proxy. It looks like he has changed the chassis, Its alot different from mine. rear diffuser was on the chassis. My body was real rough and had 3d print swirl on the trunk lid.
I got to drive your car sir. Yes as i stated many time in the video. It takes a lot of work to get them this nice, but yours looks great on track. One advantage to printing is the ability to make changes without remolding, i will let you know how she handles.
I hope so. So many parts that could be duplicated
Beautiful finish on that model!
Kudos to you for taking on the project. That CTS-V is on my list!
While challenging, the results are there. Thank you for the subscribe!
I guess I'm kinda off topic but does anyone know a good site to stream newly released movies online ?
@Marcelo Kairo Meh I'd suggest Flixportal. just search on google for it =) -alexander
@Alexander Spencer thank you, I signed up and it seems like a nice service :) I appreciate it!
@Marcelo Kairo You are welcome =)
Still waiting on the video about controllers
Great video. What do you use for a primer?
Duplicolor automotive filler primer for the main sanding stages, tamiya fine before paint! Happy modeling.
The corvette came out real nice. I have 2 of their kits that I have to start working on. I am new to this. I am curious if you could provide any guidance to get a decent outcome?
I recommend duplicolor or rustoleum 2x primer. Etch those body lines and do a solid coat and sand with 600g. I did three or so rounds of this, small sanding sticks help a lot with the details. Before color I wet sanded the primer with 1500g, let dry. Then three coats of color, decals, and one light coat and one wet coat of clear!
@@morganmotorsports4220 thank you. That helps. Not sure what is 2x primer though.
@@critkeeper It is just a line of primers from Rustoleum specifically designed for plastics. It also covers extremely well, so make sure that you are careful on your first spray!
@@morganmotorsports4220 thank you for the information.
Sounds pretty expensive for a car without all the moving parts. And I thought I was going high end when I bought an NSR!
Do you build cars for sale
Allan, I do. You can find me on Facebook at ZRM Slotcars. I can also be reached via email at zrmslotcars@gmail.com.