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I was looking around the German version of this forum last night (Yes I was very bored) and found this thread ....... http://forum.model-space...aspx?g=posts&t=9346
I like the idea of this, but just on the suspension. It might be the photo but the carbon decal they've used looks too light/bright. I've used the Scale Motorsport carbon decals before which is much darker, but they don't do the right scale for the RB7. Anybody know a good place to get carbon decal in the right size ?? Thanks J
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Hiroboy have one of the largest ranges of carbon fibre decals..
http://www.hiroboy.com/c...+decal&x=98&y=8
Though consider that if you intend to run your RB7, then more than likely the carbon decal will end up being scratched, or that the fuel/exhaust residue lifts the decal, and could end up looking a mess.
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Rank: Amateur level 2 Groups: Registered
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Tomick wrote:Hiroboy have one of the largest ranges of carbon fibre decals..
http://www.hiroboy.com/c...+decal&x=98&y=8
Though consider that if you intend to run your RB7, then more than likely the carbon decal will end up being scratched, or that the fuel/exhaust residue lifts the decal, and could end up looking a mess. Thanks It's just a thought at the minute though .... Probably won't do it lol
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Probably look good on the suspension components, shouldn't be hard to buy some vinyl and wrap it with a heat-gun.
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