johnlostcreek

Hi Giles. What you think of this. if the servo is very small. it seems to me a nice solution. mount the servo in a different way I think it will work at 1:64. In our scale must be able to Maybe you saw them. I'm going to order one. Is very small https://www.sol-expert-group.de/1-87-modelbouw/Micro-servos:::48_73.html Have a nice day

Hi Giles. It has become a beauty.

Hi Giles, Nice kit you've got. You must have a very sweet wife

Hi Giles, What a sweet car. A nice building kit. And the control made wel. Maybe missed: What you use for charging lipo s Have a nice day

Great work Giles. I love your work. No longer done model building for a long time. When I see your work, it gives me the spirit to pick up the model building again.

Hi Giles, beautiful work, . You can do a lot on small place John

Hi Rich. You are right it concerns steer and drive away. I still have to learn to drive well. Yes I have the controler on the picture. i have forward and reverse on one stick. But i can change it in forward and backward to arrange with other stick and throttle with other stick I'm going to see the homepage. thanks for the link John

Hi Rich, Thanks, I made a new movie on my new layout under construction with a background sound of a ford aa, I put some ligts in the ca but, .they are still too white want to drive the car yet slightly faster, so will install another engine. more later. I think it is possible to use the faller system in larger scales. you will have to build the system in the larger car s then you can drive with more cars on the track in an easy way a nice challenge john LC

Hi Giles, .Thanks for this nice words. I have to put lighting., also bolts and nuts in the flatbed. and weathering with rust spores and dust. When I'm done I will post pictures I working on a layout for car and train. Later I will make a thread over it on this forum. regards John

My update of the AA Ford. Car ride nice and painted like an old car . test drive on a layout of een good vrind. Giles, thanks for the good information. Without you I wasn't that far, You have given me good insight to make RC cars <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/29979404@N08/10644497034/" title="95 by johnlostcreek, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3746/10644497034_305c03a8ab_z.jpg" width="640" height="408" alt="95"></a> Regards John

Thanks, Now I'm going to try with 1: 5 the motor gearbox. Maybey a little more speed. Giles, how's it going with your project

I have order from technobot 2 motors. 1: 5 and 1: 10 gearbox Have a motor with 1: 10 gearbox built in speed seems good but, now try the engine with 1: 5 gearbox

Hi Phil, Do you have a picture of it John

have tested the machima engine. I going to use 12v - 12000 rpm 3.7v - 3700 rpm with gearbox 1:38 3700 rpm : 38 = 97.3 rpm I think with gearbox he is good. now make a bracket for the engine. also a flywheel I can use . the engine has axel on front and back more later John

Thanks