...is built onto the shortened undercarriage of one of those? It has the original spring belt drive updated with a Sagami can motor that was a drop in fit. Great runner.
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hi shaygetz,did walthers do a drive for this or did people just make their own,did nwsl do a setup ken i was thinking of one or a pair of these http://www.nwsl.com/motors-power-drives/stanton-driveEdited by - catfordken on April 23 2011 3:11:25 PM
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Mine is the original drive offered by Walther's...the original motor was an open frame Pittmen. IMO, I'd go the NWSL route if you're not concerned with keeping the kit in period parts.
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only reason i thought of the nwsl motors was the lack of access to original drives,this motor is also being made for the athearn hustlerEdited by - catfordken on April 23 2011 5:58:49 PM
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shaygetz - ah your just jealous & that I paid $10 for it Worse I needs to do is get a prototypical decal on it & get the motor polarity(?) working right & couplers Edited by - microbusss on April 27 2011 09:45:37 AM
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