Mode Zero

Yes, I'm just waiting for the latest transfer machine to become available! Before I retired, one of my old modelling chums had a home-made telecine machine for transferring film to video. Much better quality than pointing a camera at the screen!

Nowadays, you can buy one:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Wolverine-Supe ... B01KA32HH0

but they've recently come out with a new one that takes bigger reels and encodes at higher quality. I need the bigger reel capability (or else I've got to remember how to edit film!) and would like the enhanced encoding options, but so far they are only available stateside - and they've sold out already!

Maybe they'll become available in the UK later this year.....

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Pete

Here is full size pdf of the model for those who might want to create their own replica.
Thanks to Mr VdB + and Adobe Creative Cloud

Brilliant Stuart.

Thanks very much.
Ron

stuart mackay wrote: 08 Mar 2018, 22:18 Another great design of VdB was the Phaeton which ruled FAI pylon racing in the mid seventies before the Violett/Telford Bobcat rule benders arrived from the USA.

This has just appeared on ebay......

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VINTAGE-SPOR ... SwuR1ariAV

There is no way I would pay £250 for it but I think it is a Frank VdB Phaeton??? Does anybody recognise it?

Paul

Two words spring to mind...Overpriced and Firewood!

PaulJ wrote: 18 Mar 2018, 08:48

stuart mackay wrote: 08 Mar 2018, 22:18 Another great design of VdB was the Phaeton which ruled FAI pylon racing in the mid seventies before the Violett/Telford Bobcat rule benders arrived from the USA.

This has just appeared on ebay......

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VINTAGE-SPOR ... SwuR1ariAV

There is no way I would pay £250 for it but I think it is a Frank VdB Phaeton??? Does anybody recognise it?

Paul

Depends on what engine it has in.

Rossi's, Nelsons are worth a bundle.

Shaun...