Aftermarket Chassis for Monogram NASCAR Update With Review

[Modlerbob]

Hey, I really like all of these new 3D printed chassis from NASCAR to classic GT sports cars. There is one car in particular that I would like to see you guys design a chassis for. The Scaley, my bad, I meant Fly, Lister Storm. I love the shape of the body but I just cant seem to get that stock front motored chassis to work.

[AllanI]

[scatman]

I placed my order on Nov 11, and received an email yesterday that my order shipped. Also, you can track your order during the process. Now I need some motor pods.

[scatman]

[scatman]

[dreinecke]

Tony, can't see the video, but glad to hear the report. Thanks for sharing that.

[scatman]

[Mitch58]

Sorry, I just got back to this post. I used the sidewinder pod, mainly because it was a sidewinder car to begin with. I had already removed the interior trying to build a brass chassis, which didn't work out so good. I have also used the adjustable/universal chassis under some Strombecker and Eldon bodies and they work great.

[Racie35]

You hafta turn off the private setting on your you tube video

[scatman]

[redlynr]

Looks great!

:handgestures-thumbup:

Video works for me...

[Racie35]

Works great! Good job

[CCC]

Awesome! I will be upgrading mine as soon as I find the time.

[scatman]

Started working on the 67 Ford Fairlane, (Mario's) and on this car you have to remove some of the cockpit. Used my scroll saw to remove the bottom and the extra I needed to clear the chassis. Went this route to get a clean cut, and to use the bottom again. Also, going with a S/W configuration.

Well after finishing the body, I realized I have a problem with an order. Not the chassis. Hopefully I will have it done by Friday. :pray:

Update on the Galaxy, Loving every minute running the car. :text-bravo:

[scatman]

After placing an order for parts needed, I went through my boxes of parts and found what I needed, for now. The car runs great. Eventually I will paint the wheels.