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Race seat/Sparco wheel help

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I am not coming up with any hits from searching the motorsports thread.
I need help finding these 2 items in 1/24 scale, from other kits or from online stores/vendors:

Sparco steering wheel similar to this one:
http://www.sparcousa.com/psteering_comp.asp?id=278

An aluminum racing seat similar to this one:

Thanks for any leads!!!
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Re: Race seat/Sparco wheel help

Steering wheel is easy, any of the Pug 206 WRC kits has a similar wheel included.

With the seat, I think you're outta luck.
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Re: Race seat/Sparco wheel help

I'd be pretty surprised if you couldn't scratch that seat up with some thin styrene in a couple attempts at most? Seems very simple, and you can use a straight edge to make the good, sharp creases. Once glued to the seat part of the seat (....) it should hold. Or use thin brass.
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Re: Race seat/Sparco wheel help

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Steering wheel is easy, any of the Pug 206 WRC kits has a similar wheel included.

With the seat, I think you're outta luck.
Aha! Thank you for the wheel tip!!!
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Re: Race seat/Sparco wheel help

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I'd be pretty surprised if you couldn't scratch that seat up with some thin styrene in a couple attempts at most? Seems very simple, and you can use a straight edge to make the good, sharp creases. Once glued to the seat part of the seat (....) it should hold. Or use thin brass.
I guess since it's so thin maybe some plastic sheet cut to shape would do...I'm just looking for an easy way out Will!
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Re: Race seat/Sparco wheel help

I would make the seat out of an aluminum sheet, it would be easy and fast and good looking.
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I would make the seat out of an aluminum sheet, it would be easy and fast and good looking.
Absolutely. You'd need a complicated jig to thermoform those bends in plastic. Aluminum or tin sheet would be easier and, like jano11 says, good looking. You can roll back the edge around some wire. If you're using tin, you could even solder wire along the edge.

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