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Ok, so it's not a Cobra, but you just have to see this; it's completely amazing!!!
http://www.websiteexpertise.com/foc/.../ferrari312.rm This file requires that you have Real Player installed on your system. If you don't, go here first to download the free player. http://scopes.real.com/real/player/p...e&dc=126125124 Brent Mills Club Cobra [This message has been edited by Brent Mills (edited 01-25-2000).] |
Brent,
That was absolutely amazing-i guess seeing SHOULD be believing, but, even after seeing it, it still seems to amazing to be an actual REAL car!! Bet this guy could build one heckuva cobra... Daren |
Brent,
Amazing! And I thought we were good. Double Venom |
I just watched it again myself. 150 cc replica v12! WOW!
Brent Mills CC |
Brent,
How do you FIND this stuff?? Most of us are fairly competent around a garage, but what do you suppose that guy does- 15 years to build his Replica, & now he has to build a miniature driver! WOW, I bet his wife is much more understanding than mine. This thing is really neat..... John R. |
How about a description please?
Real Player does not agree with our PC. What is this cool thing? Thanks! Neal |
Neal, a guy spent nearly 15 years working on a miniature Ferrari 312 race car (must be about 2ft by 3ft or something like that). It is totally accurate right down to the running 150cc v12, gear box, everything. It's just flat out amazing to see, and even more amazing to hear this v12 running, and the tach monitoring it's rpm's. The guy fabricated and built molds for everything on the car. I'd almost go buy a new computer to be able to see it.
Brent Mills Club Cobra |
Brent,
Thanks! Sounds like a work of art. We're due for a new PC - one of these days. Neal |
Pretty incredible, all right. I saw a working miniature v-8 engine in the window of a hobby shop in Munich a few years ago. It was similarly detailed: valves, pistons, etc.- and had a spec sheet with the power output numbers. It was small enough to hold in one hand- under a foot long. It was for sale but I don't remember the price.
After seeing the guy's 15 year mini-Ferrari project with every part machined by hand, I hereby resolve never again to complain about: 1. How long my build is taking; 2. Problems acquiring parts; 3. Leg and knee room under the dash. Dan |
THAT IS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!
SOME PEOPLE HAVE ENTIRELY TOO MUCH MONEY AND TIME ON THEIR HANDS, NOT TO MENTION PATIENCE. INCREDIBLE!! CLAY |
being a micro-machinist myself.... the normal problems are about tripled...this kind of work is just shy of amazing.. this is art in its to the empth degree
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Haven't been able to download it yet, help is on the way.
BTW, Paul Bennett built a 427 engine with a 1" bore and 1" stroke, heard it run the other day, WOW! It idles just like a full size one. He runs it in his daughter's 4'+/- boat. BOB, it would probably fit in your FIA (seeing as you like little engines)and give you more room for your feet. http://clubcobra.com/ubb/smile.gif Wayne |
I want that guy to build my Cobra! Maybe a 3:4 size V12 would fit in my car? hmmmmm?
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James-
Done deal. Here's your 1/4 scale 427 Cobra and 1/4 scale running 427 engine: http://www.conleyprecision.com/products.html `Dan |
Bringing this to the top since it's just way too cool!
http://www.johnegerton.co.uk/cmcc/ferrari312.ram |
Absolutely amazing!!!
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427sssWayne:
You ought to consider putting four of those mini motors on each wheel. That way you can remove those front coils you took out of that Caterpillar D-11 to support that FE boat anchor. Should do great in the corners. |
Thanks Brent,
It took about 5 tries with some internet congestion, but I was able to see the whole thing. This fellow should take a prize for 'sticktoittiveness'. And he can't even drive it! He should work a deal with Ferrari for a straight across trade for one that he can drive! For such a singular achievement, he is very humble about it. = http://clubcobra.com/ubb/smile.gif :-O By the way, Chuck's Aluminum Daytona Coupe, although full size, was begun form the basics of rods and sheet aluminum, and built up over the years, although not 15 yet. I saw the real thing this past weekend with Bill Emerson, copper, Sheppard, Rick427 and...(crs). Anyway, it is also a site to behold! I'm going outside to clean up Mariah. All the best, Randy Klein [This message has been edited by Randy Klein (edited 06-13-2000).] |
Cal....
You sure you and Robert Evans ain't related? Again, I ask, why are there no 289 scale models? Oh, oh, I know why, with that tiny 289 engine in them, they are already considered toys, compared to the REAL 427 Cobra. Wayne |
Wayne....Wayne.....
Will the banter never end?? |
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