Joe Handley

That's too kind Monty, needs to be something like the GeeWiz

Yeah, I just think not knowing there would be best.

No kidding Ben, knowing what this footage was shot from and what it has actually been put through prior to that makes it a whole lot easier to watch!

Looks like it needs to come back down a couple feet, like this

I'm not surprised that of all the players in this market, that it's Moebius stepped up first.

Yea, probably

There's not enough room on the internets for mine

Good to see that Sean Casey and crew finally parked in one! http://autos.yahoo.com/blogs/motoramic/tornado-chaser-takes-direct-hit-175-mph-tornado-155011627.html?vp=1 That IMAX footage ought to be astounding

That's why I also brought up the M-Chassis rolling stock, they should be a should scale out to 20" or less. Another thing to look at are the "Vintage Trans Am" and Cup Racer rolling stock.

Not all of them, the rims made for 1/10 scale touring cars are usually 1.9" while the Traxxas Nitro 4-Tec uses 2" and Tamiya's M-Chassis cars use 1.6" rims.

Cool, thanks!

I just asked Dad, he wasn't familiar with them, but remembers seeing some variation of that design on old farm equipment growing up, probably old enough to be right for the ad in my last post.

Couldn't find much on those springs Harry, they seem to be lost to time. Might as Dad, see what he knows about them Here's all I could find http://books.google.com/books?id=Ow5aAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA180-IA23&lpg=PA180-IA23&dq=Schuler+spring+buckboard&source=bl&ots=gYXHpFCJ5V&sig=2FMFYPPVgqV3jihP0oOK8ofw4rE&hl=en&sa=X&ei=u-GiUe_TD6nOyQGLv4DICg&ved=0CGsQ6AEwBw#v=onepage&q=Schuler%20spring%20buckboard&f=false

Dang it Ira, you have that same song running through my head again https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbugHkuFsTg Can't wait to see this done!!

OK, that's just nuts!

We got a few of those at work, I was happy to see it's now styrene!

That's what I want to know too!

God that was a horrible article.

Looks like there are leaves there and slapper bars would make sense, but those still look sketchy!

Saw that rig in person a couple months back, neat looking little rig.

I've heard that Joe Perry from Aerosmith had been big into Lionel stuff. Comedian Jeff Dunham got so deep into R/C helicopters that he used some of the mechanics from those for his puppets. I think it was either Frank Beard or Dusty Hill that also got into R/C air craft some time back. I personally have talked slot cars and R/C with Brice Cooper, formerly of HGTV.

Where did you find the I-6?

Haven't heard this yet, we just got in a Polly S train paint rack at work a few months ago.

I thought that was impressive just 10 years ago, but it just hit me, wonder how that would sound on a modern surround sound type system and if that effect could be carried over from how it worked in the headphones.

Cool, I wondered what that thing had under it for a chassis.