Hi guys, just finished my second old time classic car from the early 1900s, a 1907 Baker electric car. I used mainly cardstock paper and other materials.
Cheers!
Mike L.
Cheers!
Mike L.
1907 Baker electric car cardstock paper
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Thanks brother, did you say you're going to give it a go too?
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O actually know where there is one of these. It's at the Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome, Rhinebeck, New York, home of the oldest flying aircraft in America. They have a running Baker Electric Car. It's looks like a very useful machine. There is so much room for battery space, I imagine, with modern batteries and speed controller (and some good brakes) you could quite a distance on a charge. Your model shows what a great representation of the car you have made. 
Thank you so much, I actually used a video of Jay Lenos Baker electric car to make mine.O actually know where there is one of these. It's at the Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome, Rhinebeck, New York, home of the oldest flying aircraft in America. They have a running Baker Electric Car. It's looks like a very useful machine. There is so much room for battery space, I imagine, with modern batteries and speed controller (and some good brakes) you could quite a distance on a charge. Your model shows what a great representation of the car you have made.
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I think if Jay Leno doesn't own "it', he will soon find out about "it' and own one, then have a show about his new "it". I love the guy for showing all his vehicles and not being a pompous ass about it. 