Showing posts with label MRRC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MRRC. Show all posts

Thursday, December 8, 2011

Monday, August 22, 2011

MRRC Cheetah information



MRRC-Cheetah Slot Car RTR model made from complete new tooling.



New Edition Series model with fully detailed body and interior including painted driver figure.



Technical specification includes Sebring Series chassis (Inline configuration), Universal guide, SportFix braids, 21k rpm SlimLine motor, ClipFit chassis magnet (can be moved to 2 alternative positions or removed), detailed wheels and authentic rubber tires.



Release date:

3rd Quarter 2011



Product Identification Code: MO-45A/131. EAN: 4049942019066



Thursday, July 7, 2011

Tuesday, June 28, 2011

New MRRC Ford GT40 arrival

New MRRC Ford GT40's arriving next week according to REH Distributors.

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

New MRRC cars!

MRRC is showing new cars on their website, the Cheetah is among them.

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

A passing

Alan Smith of Slot Car Illustrated has reported that John Robinson from MRRC has passed away. This is a really sad day. I had the pleasure of meeting John in 2009 at Toyfair in Germany and he was a wonderful person. He loved slots and it was great to have met him and talked with him via email for years.

You will be missed John.

Dave K
Slot Car News

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Help... I'm going gray!!!!

No not my hair... my Ortmann's! Years ago all Ortmann tires where the much beloved "gray dust" tires. Well the formula had to be changed, and for a time the tires were the "blue dust" tires. They weren't quite as well received. But now, now friends and neighbors it seems the latest Ortmann's or at least the dust you get when you sand the tires is... unmistakeably... GRAY!!!!

Is the compound the same? No, I've had the good fortune to exchange emails with Michael Ortmann himself and according to Mr. Ortmann the compound is not the same. But in some very informal testing I've done this afternoon after the box o' tires I bought arrived directly from him, I can say they sure feel good. I bought tires for the MRRC Porsche 910 and for many of the vintage Carrera 124's. They grip like the Ortmann's of old and they sand easily. I'm very happy to have that old familiar tire back again... even if it's different... maybe. :)

To contact Michael Ortmann and request order forms and order direct:
michael.ortmann@gmx.de