Yes it's very cool layout. After end of straight the loop and line into the "quads" is very tricky to get nailed, and the subsequent little mound jump coming back towards the drivers' stand is tricky to get the landing in the right area! The rest is 'normal'...so it's a good combo of many aspects of an off-road track for sure :)

Where are you in the World? It's perfect time to plan a trip to Melbourne, Australia and join our mega Vintage BASH event 31st Oct-3rd Nov! There was over ~230 entries last year and this year is shaping up even bigger! :-B

You can have one! grandprix3d.store/products/conversion-kit-for-losi91-detroit-worlds-prototype

Yup! Hit 88mph and you'll end up in 1991 at Freedom Hills park!

hahaha! ;-)

Rear motor cars always look better than modern squashed cockroach on-road motor cross high traction thingies! LOL

Thank you 🥰

Awesome! Thank you 🥰 hope you love the build!

Ahhh yes Stuart from Tassie! 😊 Thank you so much for making the trip over - hope you had a great time here :-)

Knoxfield, Victoria, Australia 🥰 maps.app.goo.gl/D1bDazrfusRFxpvy8

Lots! The general rule for the vintage class is pins on the rear and ribs up front. Depending on the track condition I think lots of people run the Holeshots, Sweeps Square Armour or various JConcepts like Sprinter or Double Dees also...

Might hit up Brett and try the square armour.

@@AntsRC yes good idea, me too!

There was lots of rain during the week before that race day, so track was very damp!

Thanks Bormac!! ;-) Got a bit of footage from that Chargers Festival, so hope to make a video or two soon!

Yeah soooooo coooool 😊🤩😇

21.5 FDR 6.0 👍🏼

@@andrewcooke4417 thanks

Cheers Rob - these Knox vintage race days are so enjoyable with the growing group! Thank you 😀

Thank you! 🥰

Thank you!

Thank you! 🙂

Nothing broken! A few roll overs and tangles with other cars too. Was quietly confident with strength based on experience of the materials/parts with the '89, but the '91 arms are more spindly and other parts are thin too, but the uber awesome PCBlend performed brilliantly with enough flex and great layer adhesion :-)

Very awesome.

@@robbiebobster9672 Very Thank You!! 😀

Yes correct, will be same carbon/white plastics etc as per the current RC10GX '89 kit 🙂 This 'orange'/fibreglass top deck etc is our first working prototype of the new '91 version, so using other materials/colours/scrap etc so we do not waste stock of the "final/proper" materials/colours during the development and refinement process!!

Thanks for your answer! I understand the design process. Great that it will be the same top quality than RC10GX’89. @@grandprix3d

@@HelloWorld-vk9xf Yes! Thank you 😀 exactly! ..as per the '89

Thank you!

Please feel free to create more spectacular action for me to film, for us all to enjoy...then when I'm not filming you can win the race as desired... 🤣

Cheers Rob! Another awesome day in the books! 🥰🥳🏎

Lots of great efforts and work by so many people over many years to have this track so nice 🥰 it's amazing fun to race at..

Spot on! Thank you 🥰

Wicked thanks! Was great enjoyment for sure! 🥰

That sums it up perfectly! 🥰 What sneaky bit....? ...🤫

Thanks! We'll try to improve also, flying needs to be pre-planned and smooth/single motion we found! And then it does work great to give another perspective of the action 😄

Definitely! ;-)

Excellent! Yes good suggestion 👍 Do you have some ideas for us on how to get good RC race sound recording? (this one was pretty average/annoying sound mostly wind/background chat! haha)

Yes, opposite to the BASH direction, not sure if either direction is 'normal' I think they change it up periodically. Our vintage rules for 2WD is 21.5T with min FDR6.0. I think mine was almost on the dot at about 6.05 in that run, which was 29/78 with the Stealth 2.25:1 internal ratio. 🙂

@@grandprix3d thanks for reply. Watched the Bash videos that Jason put up, was great to watch too. I'm tossing up whether to bring my RC10 Graphite over for the next Bash later in year, or XXCR KE. Looks a very fun track.

@@vigilante351 Oh yes please come to the next BASH later this year - you will love it!!! It was so enjoyable looking/racing/looking!!! Unbelievable amount of cool vintage cars like we've never seen before all in one place! Where you coming from?

@@grandprix3d TAS! Used to be in a Sydney and race there quite a bit at St Ives, Maitland, Ryde and Castle Hill. Nothing down here except a carpet track :(

@@vigilante351 Oh nice, I love Tassie! If you can make it over to the next BASH I think you will love it so much 🥰

Thank you! :-) overall layout is similar to the earlier Type-L, but aver 90% of the parts are different or new, to reflect the essence of the BT19. We have an orange TPU filament for the body which is similar to the papaya of that era too! ;-) And if you are a McLaren fan like myself, you might be excited by our next project too (just on the drawing board now) which is going to be based on the late 80's Senna McLaren!!

@@grandprix3d Sounds amazing. Will have to save the pennies and get one

@@RCModelsandMods ha thank you! ...you have time, will be late next year I ~estimate ;-)

Thanks Edgar! :-D If you are interested we have a ~growing info page here: grandprix3d.store/pages/rc10gx-stealth-masami-1989-world-champ-replica And the shop link here: grandprix3d.store/products/rc10gx-stealth-masami-1989-world-champ-replica-conversion-kit And any further questions etc please email us at: [email protected]

Thank you! We have a full ~5m race footage, about to edit...keep an eye out for that too! 8-)

Andrew just adviaed me an MP4 is in the works.......🙏😉

@@Andrew-jh5uvyes! ;-) check out my FB feed for some eeearly CAD/proto pics!

Thank you so much! Yes capturing as much as possible of the scale construction/look is my goal ;-) 🤩