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frah2o wrote:The detals are faboulous!  Speaking with Maurizio last night we are looking for a solution for create the purple collar on the hose under the wastgate airbox. I've seen that details on RM1 building, but i don't underdtand if is a transkit ready or a self made item. Anybody knows about it? I'm trying various solutions to solve the problem, I hope someone can indicate suggestions
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I saw that no one was coated with carbon the caissons of the radiators, in reality, are coated with a textured carbon fiber end, I checked the model of the McLaren MP4 / 4 scale 1/12 Model Factory Hiro, and the black parts of the radiators are carbon fiber
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maurizio67 wrote:frah2o wrote:The detals are faboulous! Speaking with Maurizio last night we are looking for a solution for create the purple collar on the hose under the wastgate airbox. I've seen that details on RM1 building, but i don't underdtand if is a transkit ready or a self made item. Anybody knows about it? I'm trying various solutions to solve the problem, I hope someone can indicate suggestions Hi Maurizio,
I made those clamps from 50 micron thick steel shim stock. I cut a strip 4.5mm wide and drilled 3 or 4 holes ( I think it was 3mm diameter ). The drilling is tricky in thin sheet so I clamped the piece between thin wood pieces, marked it out and drilled. I then rolled it around a rod to get the size and when satisfied with that I sprayed with Tamiya metallic red, lightly to get the effect I wanted.
I hope that this info helps. Looks like your build is coming along nicely.
Malc.
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RM1 wrote:maurizio67 wrote:frah2o wrote:The detals are faboulous! Speaking with Maurizio last night we are looking for a solution for create the purple collar on the hose under the wastgate airbox. I've seen that details on RM1 building, but i don't underdtand if is a transkit ready or a self made item. Anybody knows about it? I'm trying various solutions to solve the problem, I hope someone can indicate suggestions Hi Maurizio,
I made those clamps from 50 micron thick steel shim stock. I cut a strip 4.5mm wide and drilled 3 or 4 holes ( I think it was 3mm diameter ). The drilling is tricky in thin sheet so I clamped the piece between thin wood pieces, marked it out and drilled. I then rolled it around a rod to get the size and when satisfied with that I sprayed with Tamiya metallic red, lightly to get the effect I wanted.
I hope that this info helps. Looks like your build is coming along nicely.
Malc. thank you so much, really useful your information :-)))
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RM1 wrote:maurizio67 wrote:frah2o wrote:The detals are faboulous! Speaking with Maurizio last night we are looking for a solution for create the purple collar on the hose under the wastgate airbox. I've seen that details on RM1 building, but i don't underdtand if is a transkit ready or a self made item. Anybody knows about it? I'm trying various solutions to solve the problem, I hope someone can indicate suggestions Hi Maurizio,
I made those clamps from 50 micron thick steel shim stock. I cut a strip 4.5mm wide and drilled 3 or 4 holes ( I think it was 3mm diameter ). The drilling is tricky in thin sheet so I clamped the piece between thin wood pieces, marked it out and drilled. I then rolled it around a rod to get the size and when satisfied with that I sprayed with Tamiya metallic red, lightly to get the effect I wanted.
I hope that this info helps. Looks like your build is coming along nicely.
Malc. Clear decription Malc. Very useful help! I saw on NsxKidd' topic (i hope is a right think) that he painted to simulate this clamps. To make the 3 holes is possible to use this tools? frah2o attached the following image(s): Collection active: Lotus 97T, Audi Quattro A2, Vw Maggiolino '60
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@ frah2o, yes that's an idea to use a hole punch like the one you show. Put the piece to be punched on a hard wood ( or Aluminium ) surface and you should get a clean cut. With such a thin plate there may be some distortion. I suggest that you experiment. Maybe try a strong adhesive tape over the part and punch through the two. Malc.
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Nice extra details
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Nice work maurizio67  Al
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thank you all, the control unit do not like, I'll try to make some improvements that make me happy, if anyone is interested can see my Gallery of modellismo.net, section album fotografico- nick name striker54º .
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improving control units and battery maurizio67 attached the following image(s):
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Nice work on those they look great. Al
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Great attention to the little extra's Looks really good.
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Superb atention to detail, well done 
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the question, which tool you used to make the hole to the inside mesh radiator?
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maurizio67 wrote:the question, which tool you used to make the hole to the inside mesh radiator? I used a hole punch like you've shown in post #45 above. Choose the same size as the hole in the plastic part. This is illustrated in post #65 in my build diary. Use a wooden block to support the mesh.
I hope that's of help.
Malc.
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thank you, you've been a real help malc
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Some advances until the next exit, evidence of the mounting box cooler with micro screws, and holes for inserting bolts photo engraved, the box will be coated with carbon. maurizio67 attached the following image(s):
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Those are good looking fittings.
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Some nice touches being added, looking good.... Regards Alan
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Great extra details your adding to an already great kit Al
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