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Post by mrpeters on Apr 15, 2014 19:32:27 GMT -5
Jordan and I were talking the other night about an Indy Lights resin kit too. The thing has 12 years on it, so there has to be SOME interest in building 1 or two of the memorable paint schemes.
I have Dallara sourced blueprints, and my 3D models that can be used to build masters. He isn't sure how it would sell, either but I'd love to have the ability to have the Indy Lights cars I've designed built up.
I'd be down for doing decals for maybe 5 or 6 popular cars decals to offer up with the kit.
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Post by Calvin on Apr 15, 2014 21:15:26 GMT -5
Jordan and I were talking the other night about an Indy Lights resin kit too. The thing has 12 years on it, so there has to be SOME interest in building 1 or two of the memorable paint schemes. I want a 91210 Jason Priestley Indy Light!  |
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Post by indy on Apr 15, 2014 21:35:17 GMT -5
Making this a new thread in the Misc section As to not hi-jack the Conway/DW12 roadie discussion. I'm not sure a Dallara Indy Lights would sell well enough in resin to justify the casting costs - in either 1/18 or 1/25. Just for the record, my favorite Indy Lights are the 90s ones   Calvin, this one's for you LOL  Jordan |
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Post by Calvin on Apr 15, 2014 21:48:31 GMT -5
Calvin, this one's for you LOL Hell yeah! I feel creepy just joking about it LOL |
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Post by Calvin on Apr 15, 2014 21:54:39 GMT -5
Maybe some one off 1/28 scale F1 car model would work for a starting point for your guy's 1/25 Indy light kit?
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Post by Patrick on Apr 16, 2014 12:24:46 GMT -5
I still have plans to convert the Hasegawa F3000 cars to Indy Lights status. Heck, I even have a V6 Buick to set in the back. Team Kool Green. Maybe a transkit with a F3000 kit might be cost effective for your project. It's nice to see some interest in this class.
Patrick
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