yep so far im quite happy with it, masking the engine bay might prove to be challanging but ill see how it turns out....theres a lot of plastic to go and decals coming out of my earsLooking very nice and neat so far!
simon
yep so far im quite happy with it, masking the engine bay might prove to be challanging but ill see how it turns out....theres a lot of plastic to go and decals coming out of my earsLooking very nice and neat so far!
worked out ok, i used a small pin to line up the locking mechinisum and cut it once all the part were on, belts I dipped the cut ends in to superglue to stop them fraiing, my first time too but slow and steady seemed to work, well saying that i havent tried them in the seat yet :rolling:The belts look excellent Simon. I have to so some of these on my next build, not looking forward to it.









why thank you kind sir fingers crossed i don't makle a mess of itWow , thats some build Simon, good job in getting those seat belts right. Impressive work .
yes looks great till you cut it, even the smallest diamiter from tamiya looks overly biG so i have never used it on any bikes, its a bugger to fray as wellHmmmm, braided hose. :smiling3:
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Yea i used the ca 2nd time round but good tip for the future thanks, i have an abundance of foil tape so i will try and remember this too :thumb2:i have some 0.6, 0.8 and 1mm braided. My secret to the fraying is to insert something into the open end (a needle or pin works well) then carefully apply a tiny amount of CA around where you want to cut it off. Twiddle this in your fingers for a few seconds then leave to dry. Remove the pin and snip with a sharp pair of scissors (I use Tamiya decal scissors) and you should have a nice clean end. For added style points, a thin strip of aluminium tape makes an excellent jubilee clip.
This also works well for cutting string, for things like tow cables for AFV models.apply a tiny amount of CA around where you want to cut it off.
Thanks scottieSimon,
Looking very good mate.
Will try and remember thisThis also works well for cutting string, for things like tow cables for AFV models.















Thanks it was ok to apply as well, heat gun and sol, the door panels have it to but i over heated the first one and it vacuum formed on the plastic worked really well so i have ordered a new 2 speed one to save this happening again i was lucky i didn't melt it but the result was perfect!!!The CF on the dash looks amazing mate.



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