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dNano body, Peter's Shapeways "Subaru" chassis, DSlot43 stock motor with "Speed" gear set, decals from Harold Hackens in Austria(EBAY). I tested the car on my Ninco track and it worked very well. Fast and smooth. It took me a while to get the "wire" pick up braids to work right. I've never done them like that before. I'll be doing a page of the project with thumbs leading to 20 build pages with any explainations that may be needed.

I use 1/4" Plastruct 1/4' angle pieces to mount the Shapeways chassis to the body. Peter's chassis comes with 4 small pieces that you could mount the chassis to but I'd rather have a lot of room for error.

It looks great, Bill! A perfect fit!!
And you even have room for an interior, now.
The chassis looks super! Great design from Peter.
I'm looking forward to your test drive report.
Greg

Wow that is one nice decal job Bill.
What axles did you use and are those rims Dslot?
Have you run the car yet and if so what do you think of the chassie?
Besides making sure the tires are trued what if any other tweaking did you have to do, besides the truing of the wheel.

Than you for sharing

Rex

Hi Bill, can you give me a closeup shot of the rubbing area with the "speed" crown, please? i can easile change that area. But i think it´s better to have to remove a little material than to have to add something to get proper free play, right?

Have got a contact information from the decal-maker? i did not know that there is somebody in my whole country :) Especially in 1/43rd.

For the wire-pickup - you have to have 3 holes on each side! the middle hole needs to be drilled out with an 1,5mm drill bit. Then you start from the top, go down, up again and down again in the end.
Did you order the chassis in black or did you paint it? If painted, what color did you use? Personally i think that the material is a little like a sponge and suck up all the paint ...

And now for those big decals - they look great! very nice and without any wrinkles - awesome!
The overall car looks really great! Great choice of paint scheme, too! I can only see them in blue in my minds eyes LOL

Glad you liked the chassis :D

cheers,
Peter

Thanks guys! I'll rewire that guide today. Thanks Peter. The car came white and I painted the chassis flat black primer. I wouldn't change a thing with the chassis. There may have even been a tiny piece of flash there pushing the crown out tighter to the pinion.

All I can say is................. :handgestures-thumbup: :handgestures-thumbupright: