British sports car, project.
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that sounds good but what about a 4 stroke engine ?? will sound better ... honda make a small 4 stroke that they use on water pumps and weed eaters ..
that sounds good but what about a 4 stroke engine ?? will sound better ... honda make a small 4 stroke that they use on water pumps and weed eaters ..
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heres a guy running a gx 35 in a 1/5 car gets 13000rpm . just with a better exhaust and carb ..... http://www.quarterscalelegends.com/b...php?f=3&t=1048
depends on what he wants to do with the car ...
depends on what he wants to do with the car ...
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Hey Bentley,
I like 4 strokes but these engines (gx 35 ) gives only 1,5 hp ( as stock ) that is not enought for a muscle car.
The best by far is this
http://www.conleyprecision.com/
..... when i'll be rich.
Vass
I like 4 strokes but these engines (gx 35 ) gives only 1,5 hp ( as stock ) that is not enought for a muscle car.
The best by far is this
http://www.conleyprecision.com/
..... when i'll be rich.
Vass
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...a lot of working hours for a small step.
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Beautiful work.
You're a craftsman!
Are you using wood filler?
It reminds me of how they used to make big clay sculptures of cars when they were bringing out a new model.
Dunno if they still do as it's probably mainly computer work these days?
You're a craftsman!
Are you using wood filler?
It reminds me of how they used to make big clay sculptures of cars when they were bringing out a new model.
Dunno if they still do as it's probably mainly computer work these days?
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Thanks guys.
DVP : I use polyester filler , smells worst but it is the best for this work.
Today all companies work with computer and CNC machines. This is an old fasion work, for mad persons , only.
C.lyra :its Vass secret method .hahahahahahaahaha. It is very difficult to explain exactly,specialy in english.
You could start from a model 1/18, take a copy ( rubber + epoxy ),cut in templetes the epoxy model and calculate the dimensions
of wooden templates of your scale.
For this work you will pay about 200 euro for (copy) materials,150 euro for MDF and filler.
Good luck
DVP : I use polyester filler , smells worst but it is the best for this work.
Today all companies work with computer and CNC machines. This is an old fasion work, for mad persons , only.
C.lyra :its Vass secret method .hahahahahahaahaha. It is very difficult to explain exactly,specialy in english.
You could start from a model 1/18, take a copy ( rubber + epoxy ),cut in templetes the epoxy model and calculate the dimensions
of wooden templates of your scale.
For this work you will pay about 200 euro for (copy) materials,150 euro for MDF and filler.
Good luck
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Okay, I tryed with a big block of flamingo, and some blueprints of the car... but doing it like this, you can`t be sure the sides will be the same... Maybe i´ll try is way instead....
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VassilisG this is amazing, well done.
I think about doing this kinda stuff alot, but you actually do it!
Clyra:
If you are computer graphics saavy and you have as much time as VassilisG, you can use sketchup to make "templates"
3D model of Subraru Here:
http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehou...c&prevstart=24
Sketchup plugin for slicing model up here:
http://www.cad-addict.com/2010/09/sk...e-modeler.html
(you will need to make the model a closed solid object for slicing to work though)
Thanks to Vassilis for inspiration, Awesome work!
I think about doing this kinda stuff alot, but you actually do it!
Clyra:
If you are computer graphics saavy and you have as much time as VassilisG, you can use sketchup to make "templates"
3D model of Subraru Here:
http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehou...c&prevstart=24
Sketchup plugin for slicing model up here:
http://www.cad-addict.com/2010/09/sk...e-modeler.html
(you will need to make the model a closed solid object for slicing to work though)
Thanks to Vassilis for inspiration, Awesome work!
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VassilisG this is amazing, well done.
I think about doing this kinda stuff alot, but you actually do it!
Clyra:
If you are computer graphics saavy and you have as much time as VassilisG, you can use sketchup to make ''templates''
3D model of Subraru Here:
http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehou...c&prevstart=24
Sketchup plugin for slicing model up here:
http://www.cad-addict.com/2010/09/sk...e-modeler.html
(you will need to make the model a closed solid object for slicing to work though)
Thanks to Vassilis for inspiration, Awesome work!
VassilisG this is amazing, well done.
I think about doing this kinda stuff alot, but you actually do it!
Clyra:
If you are computer graphics saavy and you have as much time as VassilisG, you can use sketchup to make ''templates''
3D model of Subraru Here:
http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehou...c&prevstart=24
Sketchup plugin for slicing model up here:
http://www.cad-addict.com/2010/09/sk...e-modeler.html
(you will need to make the model a closed solid object for slicing to work though)
Thanks to Vassilis for inspiration, Awesome work!
Hey, i was just trying the google sketchup way( im using the free version), but i can´t get it to work... can you help me??
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It might be worth trying the free version of Autocad rather than google sketchup, I was having trouble with the google software as well but I find the Autocad123D much more intuitive to use. Have a look at http://www.123dapp.com/ it's very good.
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New engine 46cc and a another one step for the body.
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RRHobbyDepot :updates, I hope soon.
DVP : i dont like take cover about the name and the form.I like engineers but not ... lawyers.
TIGER76 : BRG, is the only possible colour for this car .
vass
DVP : i dont like take cover about the name and the form.I like engineers but not ... lawyers.
TIGER76 : BRG, is the only possible colour for this car .
vass
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