At this point it would be interesting to see how much progress had been
made on the prior attempt of a couple of years ago. I didn't have one
on order so I don't recall the name off hand.
It also might be worth a try to see what the old time slot cars used--I
had some of the larger models but I think it was Aurora, Tyco and
perhaps dozens of others were somewhat between HO and S in size. Of
course that might lend more credence to the term-=-speeder!
Bob Werre
On 11/10/11 7:53 AM, Gerry Siegel wrote:
>
> The problem with the wheel size is that the motors project down below
> the axle. Therefore if you make the wheels smaller the motor will drag
> on the track.
> Gerry
>
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