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reference brabham bt24 chassis

Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 2:18 pm
by leored
Hi to everyone,
I need some help..
I woul like to buid the brabham bt24. I have found the blueprint (see below).
But I'll need a new one or some pictures of the chassis and interiors. I woul like to buid the car with the inside details (structure, tubules, shock absorber, ecc..)
I know that is very difficult to abtain this kind of matherial.. but I hope in someone help.
Thank's

Re: reference brabham bt24 chassis

Posted: Thu Apr 09, 2009 4:11 am
by model.maker
Hi Leored,
Sorry No factory drawings or blueprints exist of this car .
I have the same set of drawings you have and have permission to scratchbuild a run of 10 only of them which I plan to build to scale 1/8th.
I have been in contact with Sir Jack Brabham and asked this exact question your asking . I have also been in contact with Brian Wilson who owns Chassis Bt24 1 , I will in due course be visiting Brian and his car in Sydney Australia for a measuring and extensive photographing visit .
I have however viewed the car in person and photographed it in detail several times at historic race meets etc.
I have held off on this project for quiet a while now but am soon to revisit it , if you would like a copy of my Images please Pm me and I will forward you my contact details.

Regards
Sean Morgan

Re: reference brabham bt24 chassis

Posted: Thu Apr 09, 2009 8:25 am
by BigDuke6
Not sure if this is a BT24 or not - it's from a historic meet at Eastern Creek last year...

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Re: reference brabham bt24 chassis

Posted: Thu Apr 09, 2009 9:33 am
by PanAmNut
Nice toy for weekend fun!

Driver looks out of scale tho ;-)

Cheers,

-elh-

Re: reference brabham bt24 chassis

Posted: Fri Apr 10, 2009 8:46 am
by MarcoSaupe
Have a look here, theres a cutaway drawing:

http://scalemodeller.de/BLR962GTi/onlin ... thumbs.htm

Re: reference brabham bt24 chassis

Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 5:55 pm
by AlexandreFanteza
Hi Leored.
If you want to scratchbuild the chassis, use styrene rods, from Evergreen or Plastruc, and for the body, try a master in balsa, cover wiht fiberglass, or cover the balsa master with rubber silicon for mold, wait dry (or, "harder") fill the silicon mold with fiberglass or resin. I'm triyng to scrachbuild a Ferrari Tasman with styrene sheet and this way is very complex.
Good luck!
Alexandre