Hi All,
Bit of a tricky question.
I am building cars from my youth and and I have a fairly special one:
http://www.78ta.com/pacecar.php (inherited from my father)
I have Lexan bodies and models in various scales 1/60 (Lexan) , 1/43 (Artin), 1/32 (Bachmann) and 1/25 (MPC).
On the hood/ bonnet there are "turbo boost" lights that indicate how "hard" the turbo is working Normal, Medium, High:
http://cdn3.volusion.com/klmat.yytxn/v/v .jpg?1425797380
Here you can see how the work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Djnw2BoD3p8
The question is could I somehow recreate such behavior in a slot car?
Ideally they would light up as you go full speed and go out as you slow down, sort of a reverse brake light....
I reckon only the 1/25 would have enough space ...
All cars have been converted for 12-18Volt .
Any thoughts or am I crazy?
Thanks in advance!
Bit of a tricky question.
I am building cars from my youth and and I have a fairly special one:
http://www.78ta.com/pacecar.php (inherited from my father)
I have Lexan bodies and models in various scales 1/60 (Lexan) , 1/43 (Artin), 1/32 (Bachmann) and 1/25 (MPC).
On the hood/ bonnet there are "turbo boost" lights that indicate how "hard" the turbo is working Normal, Medium, High:
http://cdn3.volusion.com/klmat.yytxn/v/v .jpg?1425797380
Here you can see how the work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Djnw2BoD3p8
The question is could I somehow recreate such behavior in a slot car?
Ideally they would light up as you go full speed and go out as you slow down, sort of a reverse brake light....
I reckon only the 1/25 would have enough space ...
All cars have been converted for 12-18Volt .
Any thoughts or am I crazy?
Thanks in advance!