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Revell 360 Ferrari big brake conversion!
Ok following the progress of my revell spider, I've decided to upgrade it to a real big brake kit. I had to sacrifice my aoshima toyota saloon because it has large brembos on it, but I feel it's worth it.
------------------------------------------------------------------ As you can see it's crap. The rotor is a satin chrome ring that I had to slot (did a bad job on it, too ). The caliper is a fair enough size, and is attached to the axle so the rotor spins with the wheel. But hey, models sit on a shelf. I need it to look good sitting still.------------------------------------------------------------------ ![]() Here you see the very nice aoshima brembos. Nice detail, imo. ------------------------------------------------------------------ ![]() The rotor and caliper have been removed from the suspension. As you can see the center is filled, which won't work. ![]() ![]() To remove it, you have to cut off the extruding back. A serrated kitchen knife will suffice. ------------------------------------------------------------------ Now the flat rotor can be placed inside the wheel housing. Surprisingly it fits snugly where the revell plain rotor was. ------------------------------------------------------------------ Now the wheel hold needs to be modified so it all stays together. As you can see the caliper is tied in with it. Not a problem. A few cuts and its apart. ------------------------------------------------------------------ Now put it on the axle. Of course, you want to make sure everything is painted first. ------------------------------------------------------------------ Voila! The way a ferrari should really look! :bandit: |
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Nice!Thanks for sharing your hardwork
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Excellent job! Tamiya is still better, I guess
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Update: It turns out the original revell rotor needs to be used as a backing for the brembo rotor. This will give the rotor the proper depth.
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