Syrian SA-6 Gainful
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11 October 2018, 22:02
Neuling
Top. Very clean and tidy build, good photography. Decent detail enhancing.
Top. Very clean and tidy build, good photography. Decent detail enhancing.
12 October 2018, 08:00
Michael Hickey
Love this machine, I fixed the problem of the missiles when I built mine, but I had a ball of a time with her. You've done a really nice job on yours, any plans on a dio?
Love this machine, I fixed the problem of the missiles when I built mine, but I had a ball of a time with her. You've done a really nice job on yours, any plans on a dio?
13 October 2018, 03:27
George Bacon
Thanks Michael. No plans for a dio yet. I do plan to show it at IPMS contests. 🙂
Thanks Michael. No plans for a dio yet. I do plan to show it at IPMS contests. 🙂
13 October 2018, 05:09
Treehugger
Congratulations on apparently successfully adding the small and big rubber hoses! 🙂
I am interested in learning if swearing out loud ever happened in getting those rubber parts to stick.
Congratulations on apparently successfully adding the small and big rubber hoses! 🙂
I am interested in learning if swearing out loud ever happened in getting those rubber parts to stick.
14 October 2018, 14:48
Michael Hickey
Then I take it that your unaware that the missiles are completely the wrong length and width, because if you did the hoses are a walk in the park to fit.;)
SA-6 Gainful | Album by mikestomcat (1:35)
On the link you can see how I went about fixing the missiles.
Then I take it that your unaware that the missiles are completely the wrong length and width, because if you did the hoses are a walk in the park to fit.;)
SA-6 Gainful | Album by mikestomcat (1:35)
On the link you can see how I went about fixing the missiles.
15 October 2018, 00:19
George Bacon
Thanks Treehugger 🙂. I had little problem getting the vinyl hoses to "stick". I used a very "runny" superglue. The problem was shaping the vinyl (and getting the metal springs over the larger hoses). Those problems were both solved using a hair blow-dryer to heat the vinyl hoses (being careful not to melt any styrene or burn my fingers). I used "twist-ties to draw each pair of hoses closer together and keep them "drooping" the way I wanted. When the vinyl cooled, the hoses kept the position they were in. I suspect this also helped them stay glued in place, since there is no pressure on them to move or revert to their old shapes. Likewise, the larger hose was stretched with heat to get the metal spring over it.
Thanks Treehugger 🙂. I had little problem getting the vinyl hoses to "stick". I used a very "runny" superglue. The problem was shaping the vinyl (and getting the metal springs over the larger hoses). Those problems were both solved using a hair blow-dryer to heat the vinyl hoses (being careful not to melt any styrene or burn my fingers). I used "twist-ties to draw each pair of hoses closer together and keep them "drooping" the way I wanted. When the vinyl cooled, the hoses kept the position they were in. I suspect this also helped them stay glued in place, since there is no pressure on them to move or revert to their old shapes. Likewise, the larger hose was stretched with heat to get the metal spring over it.
15 October 2018, 02:27
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