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you could have a go with a soldering iron on the sides of the rims to warm the plastic and smooth the dents out. (carefull not melting things)

never realy noticed the resistor plate colour, will have to take a look at some pictures of the time before I dismantled my M38s.

edit : according to purchase pics, all had the black plate. after shifting thrue my MSC box, all plates black. the alloy servo mount bases where different, 4x lwb and 3x swb but all with black. Did found one new looking msc that had a white plate but that might have come from one of my willy wheelers.

Manotas wrote:

stingray-63 wrote:

Manu I want your lwb please

Hmmm wich one ? The one on the picture showing the white resistor stay will not be sold

On the other hand i have another LWB that might be for sale once i finish my SWB resto...But keep in mind that the Bulkhead, front bumper and bumper stay will be used for my resto !

Same if it is not complete i would like to have a ww1 and if it is in the same state than the scorcher I want it;-). I just hope that it has its bodyshell.
I want it

Just a small update on this one....

I've started to sand and fill some small dammages to the WW body yesterday evening.
Today i will keep the sanding process ongoing and maybe apply the first coat of primer.











More soon.
Manotas

What sort of filler is that?

Jonny wrote:

What sort of filler is that?

It's a 2 component polyurethan plastic repair kit. It's normally used to repair plastic front bumpers or anything related in the automotive sector.
I've been using it since a while now and i had excellent results with it. Look at my
Rough Rider Resto

It dries very fast (5min) and it's easy to sand it once hardened.

I use the same glue. My first test is on lexan. To see if it is ok

stingray-63 wrote:

I use the same glue. My first test is on lexan. To see if it is ok

It does work on lexan bodies...i've done that with my Carbon SuperShot

At work, we use this glue to repair headlights supports of the Zoe :

is it easy to sand???

Manotas wrote:

Just a small update on this one....

I've started to sand and fill some small dammages to the WW body yesterday evening.
Today i will keep the sanding process ongoing and maybe apply the first coat of primer.

More soon.
Manotas

Coming along nicely mate, I like it