Hi Alice,

Yes, the 2 driving wheels is not the best configuration ! I used this solution to my first CK but I had a lot of trouble when cornering....
At first, I simply deleted a key on a wheel
This simple solution gave me a good result, the steering was nice but less symmetrical
With two-wheel drive turns are difficult but the behavior is neutral, with a single drive wheel, turns are nice but the car becomes less neutral
Moreover, in turns "against" the free wheel there is more motor, hence my idea of isque "limited slip"
Be careful, this disc is not nylon but polyacetal or PEHD 500
I tighten the ring until I can not turn the wheel by hand
Thus, the wheel is still a little drive and a little braked and the car found a little neutrality, this concept is not "miraculous" but it works better than a wheel too free which gives asymmetrical effects in control....
I hope my Googlish is understandable enough to explain my idea ....

Fabrice

Hi,

Some news !

Looking good.   Nice looking workshop too!

Is the figurine 3D printed?

Hello all,

My method for tracing body panels, I use polycarbonate from 0.8 to 1.00mm also called "Multiglass"
More expensive than paper or cardboard, but much more precise.
Some pictures maybe more comprehensive than my bad English ....

Soon
Fabrice

Hi Stefan,

I do not transfer plastic to paper, but plastic to Alu sheet directly
In fact the plastic panel is almost the exact size of the sheet metal panel
For the exterior layout, I go around the panel with the pencil, and for the rivet lines, I extend my lines on the Alu, a bit like a pattern in the seam .....
I could even if I need, drill the holes for the rivets, if some places had to be specific ...
To make it simpler, the plastic panel is a true copy of the Alu panel (same size, same thickness)

Photos 5 and 6 show the Alu panel, not paper

Soon
Fabrice

Much less beautiful than Jim's work, another small piece of sheet metal laid !

Hummmm,  I think you are a joker !! 
I am very far from doing a good job .....