Paper Scalextric

[Devilracer]

Originally Posted by Miles Linnabery

Dear DevilRacer:
Have you seen the Epsom Printer site of paper models? They have lots of race cars and Accessories that could be used on slot cars. https://www.epson.jp/sponsor/nakajima/craft/

Enjoy,
Miles

Hi Miles, yes thank you. They do look good

[lfuente]

There used to be a Japanese website with papercraft downloads of just sports car bodies (no wheels or chassis) which I can't find just now.

If you're also after trackside diorama models, these two websites should have all you need including a Goodyear Blimp:

Carrera4Fun.de - Die Webseite für den Carrera UNI 132 und Slotcar Fan
pedemann online

[Devilracer]

Originally Posted by lfuente

There used to be a Japanese website with papercraft downloads of just sports car bodies (no wheels or chassis) which I can't find just now.

If you're also after trackside diorama models, these two websites should have all you need including a Goodyear Blimp:

Carrera4Fun.de - Die Webseite für den Carrera UNI 132 und Slotcar Fan
pedemann online

Thanks lfuente They are great sites, Used them for both 1/32 and micro stuff. I also have found Slot Hobby useful but have to make a few adjustments.

[Philip]

I'd dearly love to see those cars in action.

[rickstef]

If you visit racepaper.de - germany - bremen -- Predes (C)2000-2005 and click on Slot Car(bottom left hand corner) you will see a paper version of a paddock garage, and there are also some paper boxes available.

[aansorge]

Cami's NASCAR bodies are quite attractive.

[Devilracer]

Originally Posted by aansorge

Cami's NASCAR bodies are quite attractive.

Brilliant, Thanks. I have a couple of cars based on this template but hadn't seen this one.

[Devilracer]

Originally Posted by rickstef

If you visit racepaper.de - germany - bremen -- Predes (C)2000-2005 and click on Slot Car(bottom left hand corner) you will see a paper version of a paddock garage, and there are also some paper boxes available.

Thanks rickstef, got em

[Devilracer]

Originally Posted by Philip

I'd dearly love to see those cars in action.

I'll try to get a youtube vid done with them at some point

[aansorge]

This Ghia by Annette Scholz was one of those models I remember sitting back and thinking, well, that was clever. I am still wondering how she got the tail and hood fins to "pop up."


Here is my attempt for a friend.