We thought you all might like to see photos of a Ninco Cobra as modified by one of our customers. Not only does it look a whole world cooler than stock and
much more like a properly developed 427 Cobra race car, it's also a rocket on our test track, something we've never been able to say about a Ninco
Cobra before. We can't help thinking that this is how Ninco should have done the car to begin with. And they could have, too. All the mods, except for a
pair of silicone tires and a parts-box driver figure, were done, at low cost, with ordinary Fly and Scalextric replacement parts.
One thing we discovered in taking these photos -- black slot cars are a pain to photograph. Every speck of dust sticks out like a cabaret singer in a convent.
This car will be the subject of an upcoming article on our web site. We'll post the link when it's ready.
Enjoy the photos!
Electric Dreams Tech
www.electricdreams.com
Photo tip... If you are taking a photo of a black car like above and you
are mostly filling the whole camera fram with the black car (a close up) bump down the EV a little because your camera gets fooled when shooting black it over
exposes and if the object is bright white do the oposit add some EV because the camera gets fooled to darken exposer in this situation.
