MR SLOTCAR Mazda 787b #55 Le Mans 1991 winner: unboxing & initial review 

Thanks. I couldn't agree more!

Absolutely

Yes. I've got three 917Ks. Two 917/10s

Great Video Again!

When is the test n tune

​@stevesweeney7892 so, I have some footage for the TnT, but I've been scuffling as I sort through sooo much on the Rolex Bridge and recent race footage that I need to revisit this. Thanks for the feedback and reminder!

Thanks for the feedback. I will have to look into the branding aspect, even with my current setup. You are correct that some of us have 'slotcar' in our channel and some don't. Hope you find the content entertaining and valuable enough to subscribe. - Tony

Maybe at retailers, but you can check here www.mrslotcar.ca/products/787b-renown-55 if you are willing to pay for the shipping from Canada. It all depends on how much you 'have to have it' 😁

It was was $50 until like a 6 months ago! Like anything.... Shadow Elva NSR F-22. Esay to get tol you can't

So the aero wheel covers in GrpC are sometimes taken off these days, for shows, in the real 1:1 scale cars. During races, GrpC cars that were fitted with covers as part of their aero package, almost always used them. In vintage racing or touring shows, say, Goodwood Festival for example (which is where I'm pretty that pic comes from on the Slot.it box), they remove to expose all 4 wheels. The 'gold stars' on the 787b were not exposed up front, during Le Mans 1991, but now, why hide a nice touch when it's all for show?! So, yes, underneath the aero cover, they're all the same wheels, but during the race, the front wheels were covered. I aim for running the cars as close to the livery as they can be when raced, if it's possible to make it more authentic. This was an easy, achievable 'fix', even though not necessary. Thanks for the feedback, and I hope my explanation makes sense. Thanks for watching as always!

1/32 scale. Thanks for the inquiry

Thanks for the quick reply. Does anyone currently make this car in 1/24? I've been looking unsuccessfully for the Slotit car for a while, like you its my favorite. @@hobbitracing

Not that I'm aware. You would have to maybe by the Tamiya kit, choose your parts carefully and put it under a BRM chassis, maybe. I don't know enough about 1/24 scale or the possible wheelbase adjustment needs...but it could be an interesting project

Oh well, the search continues! Thanks again.@@hobbitracing

Too funny!!!