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Old 08-07-2003, 03:56 PM
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Say hello to my newest project: Project "nice rice," i do have a couple of custom pieces for it, but more pics later, but right now im having a problem. With the Fujimi Honda Civic EK4 it has an option to make a sun roof, so they engrave a rectangle in the roof to cut out for the window but i dont want the sun roof, and they engraved it to deeply, and its caving in. Does anyone have any suggestions, or do i have to resort to putty?
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I dont see any caving in? could you be more specific? you will have to putty the engraved lines if they are deep and cant be sanded. you can glue styrene sheet to the under side for added strength. if explained with more detail i could be more helpful. oh, and what are you doing building an import
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doesn't look like it's "caving in". if you want to remove the lines putty will work.
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when i mean caving in, i mean the lines are caving in (about 3-5 mm wide now) for some reason the got bigger, wtf Anyways, i found my other Fujimi Honda Civic, and i'll use that body now
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when i mean caving in, i mean the lines are caving in (about 3-5 mm wide now) for some reason the got bigger, wtf Anyways, i found my other Fujimi Honda Civic, and i'll use that body now
You are just imagining things from inhaling all those fumes while modelling.

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