Slot Car Mods Magazine - Fall 2016 Can-Am Special is here...

[Beast Lee]

[BARC 1]

Can-Am being my favorite, this volume is right up my alley. You even got a picture from the Klondike 200 that was run in Edmonton.

Cheers

Dan

[HomeRacingWorld]

Lot of work went into this folks, very impressive issue.

[4424ever]

I agree really enjoyed this info packed edition

[WB2]

Interesting item from CG Slot Cars on page 130.

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[mattb]

Great job Rod. I hope the subscriber numbers keep going up. I may send some more stuff for upcoming issues.
I like that so much of your mag is subscriber provided and covers the home racing scene mainly.

thanks for your work

[Beast Lee]

[Z-carfan]

Another great issue!! Excellent work, love the attention to detail.

[Beast Lee]

[Changing-Gearz]

Great job Ron

I always enjoy looking at pictures of Bridgehampton..... I'm lucky enough I can say I drove it - and that first turn photo always brings me back (you want to talk about pucker.....) I always reflect on what it must have been like there in it's day.
The front straight at the bridge is the first track a Can-Am car hit 200mph - and they were there before the "fast" cars....... It looked like you were driving off the edge of the earth on approach - then 2 apexes - a compression in the middle.....sand all around..... the surface was narrow compared to today.... It's also where they rolled out the 2E the very first time..... A good racing friend of mine was there with his dad that day and used to describe that first sighting with such vividness..... It was so different.....
Now it's a golf course that costs like $2k round....... Back to reality I guess!

Those guide adapters are what I'd call the first generation version.... They will work great - glue in with just about anything you want to use etc etc.... They are sized for what I'd call the standard Carrera hole..... Beware some of the Carrera cars out have a slightly larger hole (nascars and some US iron models)..... They can also be trimmed down for now if you just wanted the guide holder and not the ring (material is not brittle etc).
So just when I was settled on shipping them to selected dealers - I made a few with a new printer and I was a little happier with - plus doing the Large/Small option for the hole sizes was going to be better (the adapter ring that B-Nova did is not an option for 3D - it's too thin...). They were a victim of rapidly advancing technology - but they work great and I guarantee them... If you don't like it - just contact me!