Ford V8, vacforming and Polyester putty
Fkouch
10-08-2005, 01:12 PM
Hi Guys
Need some help.
First off, I need a Ford DOHC 32 valve V8. I can get hold of a Mustang MAch III , would that have one in?
Second, anyone know if Polyester Putty is strong to make very thin parts like Windscreen pillars? It always dries pretty damn tough but I'm just curious as to how brittle it is.
Thanks guys
Farrokh
Need some help.
First off, I need a Ford DOHC 32 valve V8. I can get hold of a Mustang MAch III , would that have one in?
Second, anyone know if Polyester Putty is strong to make very thin parts like Windscreen pillars? It always dries pretty damn tough but I'm just curious as to how brittle it is.
Thanks guys
Farrokh
mike@af
10-08-2005, 02:14 PM
First question, The only similar engine I know of is in the Ford Vicking Snap Together kit by Testors I believe. Its not that hard to scratch build one if you can get some dimensions.
Second question, no, polyester putty would not be suitable for building pillars. I would using a combination of brass and styrene. Use the brass as the strength of the structure and then styrene over it to give it the detail and proper shape.
Second question, no, polyester putty would not be suitable for building pillars. I would using a combination of brass and styrene. Use the brass as the strength of the structure and then styrene over it to give it the detail and proper shape.
Fkouch
10-09-2005, 08:39 AM
Thanks Mike :)
I'm basically looking for the engine thats in the Koenigsegg CC8.
Also rather than start a new thread, what thickness of clear styrene do you vacuformers use for windshields?
Cheers
Farrokh
I'm basically looking for the engine thats in the Koenigsegg CC8.
Also rather than start a new thread, what thickness of clear styrene do you vacuformers use for windshields?
Cheers
Farrokh
white97ex
10-09-2005, 10:38 AM
32v DOHC. Like a 4.6 Mod Motor? if so pick up a revell 99 cobra kit
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