1/32 Bridge kit
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el gato
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Re: 1/32 Bridge kit
Aw, crap, you're right. Never mind...
RogueWolf wrote:I've sacrificed many dozens (maybe even hundreds) of gummy bears to the dark modeling gods to grant me my wish... but I fear my offerings only amuse them, not appease them.
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Re: 1/32 Bridge kit
Getting the seat back correctly shaped. There is a chair under all the stuff. Clamped in with a paint brush to get the plastic to curl into the curve of the chair. Well see how this works. One of those three handed jobs.
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Re: 1/32 Bridge kit
Did you heat the plastic beforehand?
RogueWolf wrote:I've sacrificed many dozens (maybe even hundreds) of gummy bears to the dark modeling gods to grant me my wish... but I fear my offerings only amuse them, not appease them.
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Re: 1/32 Bridge kit
words and insults were said - it got heatedel gato wrote:Did you heat the plastic beforehand?
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Re: 1/32 Bridge kit
MEATLOAFr wrote:words and insults were said - it got heatedel gato wrote:Did you heat the plastic beforehand?
Or, he used one of them fancy heaters
RogueWolf wrote:I've sacrificed many dozens (maybe even hundreds) of gummy bears to the dark modeling gods to grant me my wish... but I fear my offerings only amuse them, not appease them.
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Re: 1/32 Bridge kit
No, just glue and pressure. The paint brush is one I had just thrown out. It was the perfect size. I threw it back out. Its bristlelessness offends me.el gato wrote:Did you heat the plastic beforehand?
A couple of quick shots front and back. I need to do shaping and filling the gap between the two sheets. I used 0.020" on the front and 0.010" on the back.
No measurement or comparison to the actual Burk chair was done. Just mark one Eyeball and that looks about right.
Chair front
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Still working on the homage to the Burk chair. I came to the conclusion that the angled tip of the hypodermic needle was not my friend, so I removed it.
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The edges of the chair back bedevils me. They do not wish to be smoothed.
I will not give up.
I will not give up.
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Re: 1/32 Bridge kit
Have you thought about using a hair drier to soften the plastic? It would have to be for a very brief period of time since you don't want to warp the seat
RogueWolf wrote:I've sacrificed many dozens (maybe even hundreds) of gummy bears to the dark modeling gods to grant me my wish... but I fear my offerings only amuse them, not appease them.
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Re: 1/32 Bridge kit
One of those holes that will not fill.el gato wrote:
Have you thought about using a hair drier to soften the plastic? It would have to be for a very brief period of time since you don't want to warp the seat
I think I got it.
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