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11-10-2004, 02:57 PM
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Re: Blue Seven (Parts)
 damn! you realy are the Scale Master!
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Hi Mark,
when could we expect an update? I'm really looking forward to it, with a 1/12 Caterham on its way.... Marcel |
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11-23-2004, 12:43 PM
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Can't say exactly when. These things take time, the rims may be the next thing I finish, but who knows, they were the first parts I started on this project back in August and I have several parts and sub assemblies going now. Don't worry, I'll post as soon as I have something worthy... - Mark
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11-23-2004, 12:56 PM
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No! Please! No More!! No More!! Please!!
I've just changed my undies! dont make me soil them!  Man, Anyone notice the big Difference with the builders of last year and the builders of today? really amazing! |
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11-23-2004, 01:21 PM
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O.k. I'll wait.
Meanwhile, have you seen these 1/12 Caterhams?: http://www.mycaterham.com/21102/15191.html He's even milling the wheels. Not to mention his work on the engine.... I think he's in your league Mark! |
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11-23-2004, 01:26 PM
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man, i wish i had your skills. your screen name suits you perfectly.
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I machined my own wheels too, but mine are a split 7 spoke (web?) design (divide that into 360 degrees). And done without the aid of cad/cam programs, all old school machining here... - Mark
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wow! i took all the CAD classes at my local community college. i can't even imagine how hard it would be to do without some type of CAD program. makes the work all that more impressive.
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Re: Blue Seven (Parts)
Okay, I quit!!
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Finished Super Seven Wheels
Finished Super Seven Wheels
Well, except for the valve caps, thought I'd enjoy the the stems in the cores for a while... and the center caps, I haven't decided what style they'll be for sure yet... and they haven't been balanced yet either, that'll come later... - Mark The tires are Tamiya, the rest is 100% scratch.   |
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Ouch........I just fell off my chair when I saw your wheels. They're amazing! The valves or just unbelievable!
Will you be making and selling resin copies of those wheels? Marcel |
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12-07-2004, 03:05 PM
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Re: Blue Seven (Parts)
how did you make those rims? maybe a nice "how to" is in order
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Holy.... Those are hot. some progress shots of those rims would be awesome, since they are a masterpeice in itself (or themselves
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Re: Finished Super Seven Wheels
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Re: Blue Seven (Parts)
Did you say those rims were milled? Truely amazing.
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