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    #46
    Well I have to say I am thinking I have bitten off more than I can chew, been adding the rivets and nuts to the mud guards, spent all night doing one mud guard (I thought this would be an easy detail ) how wrong I was and stupidly I ordered the wrong size acorn nuts for the engine, I ordered m2 thinking that was the outside measurement but it was the thread size so they are massive, no idea what I will use them on.

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    • Guest

      #47
      Hi all here is all day and most of last nights work.

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      • Guest

        #48
        Hi all not sure how I am going to remove the stubs from the rivets but I'm sure I will find a way before they are needed.

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        Anyway here is todays progress.

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        • Marc Stock
          • Jan 2015
          • 664

          #49
          Wow loving that rivet work, looking very tidy. How did you do the detail on the leaf springs? id be very interested to learn how to do that.

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          • Guest

            #50
            Hi Marc I used rigging yarn superglued the first bit near as I could to the root of the spring then spread a thin layer of pva glue over the rest of the spring and, keeping the yarn tight wound it round the spring till I got to the other end then a little dab of superglue just to keep it in place till the pva sets.

            Hope that helps.

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            • monica
              • Oct 2013
              • 15169

              #51
              real looking nice Ken do like the added detail to the motor and also the springs,

              great progress so far,

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              • Guest

                #52
                Hi all got a fair bit done to the figures (post pics tomorrow ) sorry moni not up to your standards, any tips greatly appreciated.

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                • Guest

                  #53
                  That is some rivet job mate, outstanding work so far.

                  scott

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                  • Guest

                    #54
                    Hi all here is tonights update, I made the mistake for deciding to replace the plastic spokes with real ones, I am going to live to regret that decision

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                    • takeslousyphotos
                      • Apr 2013
                      • 3900

                      #55
                      This is a superb job ....... I love the finish on that radiator grill / cover ...........

                      Peter

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                      • Guest

                        #56
                        Hi all well here is half of the first wheel spoked(yes I know its not pretty) but lessons learned and it can go on the side nearest the wall in the dio so wont be seen.

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                        and here is some progress on the car

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                        • Guest

                          #57
                          Hi all here is tonight's bit. I have cut off the steering column (not my idea got it from stevieo) and replaced it with part of my extending mirror.

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                          I understand these car bodys were covered with cloth and am thinking of covering it with paper and painting that, do you think that would give a clothe effect finish.

















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                          • Ian M
                            Administrator
                            • Dec 2008
                            • 18271
                            • Ian
                            • Falster, Denmark

                            #58
                            Originally posted by \
                            Hi all well here is half of the first wheel spoked(yes I know its not pretty) but lessons learned and it can go on the side nearest the wall in the dio so wont be seen.
                            Generally it looks ok, but I think you would have had better results by using thinner spokes and in brass or piano wire.

                            Here's an idea; drill the hole in the rim, cut the wire for the spoke at an angle and 'drill' that into the hub. hold the wire in a pin-vice.

                            Those front seat's look very good.

                            Ian M
                            Group builds

                            Bismarck

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                            • takeslousyphotos
                              • Apr 2013
                              • 3900

                              #59
                              Fantastic Job on those seats..........

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                              • Marc Stock
                                • Jan 2015
                                • 664

                                #60
                                Ditto to the seats. Good work there.

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