Anyone going for the new classic NSR's?

[HomeRacingWorld]

Saw these are in...

[Jesla]

Piper, please.....

[Rooster]

Yup, piper will be first for me too. Followed by the Martini.....and eventually the #29.

[SRQSloter]

I had seen the Piper but hadn't seen the MKII or MKIV. Wouldn't mind having that MKIV or Piper.

[Modlerbob]

As always it will depend on the price I have to pay. They are nice but they don't run any better than the ones I have now.

[Czar]

I'll pass. Something completely different would be nice. A Birdcage Maserati comes to mind.

[Austin]

I find that the Slot-it Ford GT40 runs must nicer the the NSR

[Nor Cal Mike]

[Florida_Slotter]

[Modlerbob]

[Nor Cal Mike]

Yes that may be so but they were running on the aerodynamic edge just waiting for some little thing to happen so the air flowing beneath them send them skyward like a leaf in the wind. Modern prototype cars don't run faster simply because they are artificially slowed down by rules imposed by sanctioning bodies meant to improve safety. If modern safety concerns were the same as they were in the 1960's, modern prototype cars would be traveling at far greater speeds than they do now.

[goosenapper]

[TsgtRet]

The only thing that NSR makes that really gets my attention are the Fiat 500 Abarths, of course I would have to "demotor" them a bit :roll: Unfortunately, they are much too dear to warrant adding one to the fleet.

[Supra7mg]

I recently purchased the Yellow Ford GT40 and it is much nicer than the photo's.
Really stunning.
I really have it bad for NSR's.

[acmost]