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Old 01-02-2005, 09:20 PM
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My Rollcgae

I painted it green to match the car (Viper GTS-R/GT2)
with the model and my new iwata HP-BCS airbrush!

and how do you think I should go about removing the excess blob?
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Old 01-02-2005, 09:57 PM
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Re: My Rollcgae

what is the blob made of? i would assume its either epoxy, or glue of some sort? use am xacto knife and cut away the blob excess, but then you may have to repaint the cage. i would have cut the excess off before i painted it.
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Re: My Rollcgae

Looks good. Is that a kit or.....
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Re: My Rollcgae

it is a 1:18 Maisto Viper GT2, and I forgot to ention, the blob is 1/8in aluminum wire, IU just made it into shape, propped it up, held my propane sauder iron about 2in up, and melted some into the spot where it goes...
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Re: My Rollcgae

I'd suggest scapping that cage, and building a new one out of styrene tubing bonded together with modelcement and superglue.
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Re: My Rollcgae

yeah you definetly aint cutting solder with an exacto knife
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Re: My Rollcgae

ok, thanks. It looks good, but maybe jsut build too, keep that one, and do what GTmike said, then see which ones better
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Re: My Rollcgae

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and how do you think I should go about removing the excess blob?


I personally think a match and gasoline would work great . I little tip I picked up is if you have any plastic models laying around, take the excess plastic that the pieces are attached too, cut them to size and then use a putty and apply it to the joints. Then you can sand the putty to make it look the way you want it to
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Re: My Rollcgae

I like the random mercedes in the backround
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Re: My Rollcgae

oh, yeah, it was an honest mistake, AutoWeek
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Re: My Rollcgae

I like that mercedes lol nice car!
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