1987 Sauber-Mercedes C9 by Exoto

Thanks John for taking the time with this quite informative presentation. Certainly a lot of interesting detail on this C9.

I have two C9s.  I learned something new today.  I never knew the shifter linkage was operational.  

I was unable to watch all of your video because I was experiencing severe buffering even with my high-speed connection.   

I have the Bob Jackman "No Number" C-9:

@marty-johnson If the video stops you can go back a few seconds maybe 7 to 10 seconds and it should continue to play from that point forward again. Now and then I have to do that on a video. These videos are uploaded directly to the site so I don't have to use YouTube or Rumble as a host. Most of the time the videos run smooth for me without any issues.

@john3976 - I actually tried that, and it didn't work.  I have no clue what is the source of the buffering problem.  I also don't know if it's universal to other viewers or is it just me.  I tried with two different computers, and there was still severe buffering that made all of your videos unwatchable.

@marty-johnson, it happens to me as well.

....for what it's worth.  I can watch any of John's videos, but I must pause them periodically so that I'm "behind"  the upload otherwise I too will experience buffering problems. I'll see the dreaded "circular arrow."  😔 😔 

Therefore, if John posts a 4 minute video, for example, it will take me about 8 minutes to get through it.

I don't know what to tell you these videos are upload directly to this site, I can play them, every now and then I will have a video stop but I just move it back a few seconds and the video continues to play without stopping again. I suspect the issue may be with your service provider, I have Xfinity 1 gig internet speeds, The videos were created using a Canon EOS 7D camera so nothing real fancy.

The Mazda video is six minutes and is 1.4 GB total file size. This Sauber-Mercedes video is 959 MB in size. 

The two Nissan videos are 779 and 776 MB each. 

Nice model, I have the #61 and the sister car #62 (I think) in 1/43 done by HPI, they're quite nice but nothing like a 1/18.