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A BIG hammer for when it all goes pear shaped.... LOL

AWESOME!

I'm with Justin here, I use styrene sheet to fit the safety cage rail, painted then glue in place, then decal. I have a template I use and gently bend to shape then a few tiny drops of super glue. I add the safety cage bar to the 1/18th diecast's. I'll get around to posting some pictures soon, if I ...

I've personally never used inkjet, but I have a mate who does and his turn out good. I have used laserjet with much success in the past however now I have Patto with his silk ink process and he can do white ink, so I rarely bother to print my own any more. Both Joe and I use high end graphics progra...

Novamodeler3 wrote:For an air box, I saw someone use a zip tie once. Got that corregated look really easily. Then just built the top and bottom over the zip tie. Hope this helps.

-Justin

ZIP TIE!!! who woulda thought! What a great idea

Joe wrote:Well kind of.... Saw this post on Indianaopenwheel.com and had to share.

http://www.indianaopenwheel.com/showthr ... post274324

AWESOME

Hursty ~ HQR

What Joe said

Wow, another great pice of work, the workmanship is great to see. Fantastic chassis work. Looking forward to seeing more of this.

Fantastic work, really nice to see. Great photo run of the progress too. Giving me the itch to start building again.... oh but which one to finish...

Fantastic work, looks GREAT! Well done

Hursty