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Also stripped the chassis down reading for cleaning ... nothing particularly notable apart from a lot of plastic bits have had the thread stripped out, one of the shock shafts is wrong, the bumper holder is cracked (I have spares for both I think) & rally poor soldering on the motor - if you're going to the trouble of resoldering, why wouldn't you cut & strip the wiring back properly first?
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Incedently I stripped the paint from my Sand Rover body last week with a paint-stripper that i purchased from B&Q hardware in the UK...
It is low VOC content water based and safe to handle and it stripped all of the paint perfectly and did not damage the plastic at all. |
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Nice bodyset i need one myself for my blackfoot 3 chassis uk prices are
Do you still have that beetle bodyshell?? |
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The green/orange one? Yes, it's still sitting on the Monster Beetle chassis that will probably be a donor for this build ...
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Really nice paintwork looks great
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I'm back from UK today and I homit to buy de solv it... poor guy
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Looking forward to seeing how you paint the grill as I'm at that stage with my resto now and I can't decide on the best method to paint the black recessed bits?
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TBH I haven't really thought about it, AFAIK the usual method is to brush paint very carefully & clean off any excess while it's still wet ... though now I'm thinking running slightly thinned Tamiya acrylic in with a blunt 18 guage needle & a small syringe... |
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Perso I use a permanent marker with a fine point
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