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The cobra is now on the products page
The cobra is now on the products page. It is low and wide, yes I have widened it. Cobras just look too skinny at scale width and they tend to fall over as soon as they reach a bend. This body will also fit on to an RM chassis (have not got these ones yet but wont be long).
Also on the products page is the modified lancia D24 which is lightened and lowered and comes with a new flat resin chassis. This model is also upgradable to use a RM laser cut chassis. These new castings are a big improvement on the early castings. The differences are subtle and in most cases it is difficult to tell the difference.
The modified Maclaren M8A is also finished but not painted or photographed. This model also uses a new design resin chassis with an option to upgrade to RM chassis.
