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Location: Southern Kalifornia
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Re: Scratch building an 85 K5 RC
Man, you have some mad skills for that! How did you get the upper curve on the body? Heat and roll it over a piece of tubing?
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Mason City, Il. USA
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Re: Scratch building an 85 K5 RC
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![]() If I understand correctly, the upper curve that runs from the top of the headlight to the top of the taillight, the full length of the body, correct. ? No, on a round pipe or object, but Yes, on using heat for curvature, but not there. On that contour I had to slice the styrene cutout of the Blazer along the straight line below the contour and then cut strips of styrene from another sheet, about 1 1/4 inch wide and as long as the body is, about 18 inches, then you cement them offset to each other and the cutout Blazer sides, then fill in with Bondo or what's called Plastic Metal made by Bondo, and after enough sanding and maybe more plastic metal and hopefully it will look like a "curve" I hope that makes sense. ![]() Quote:
I will see about some better pics up this weekend if I get around to working on it, but I am kind of burnt out on body work, so I may switch to the chassis and drive train, and on that note, I went Ebay trolling and bought these neat little items. 2 speed trans ![]() Axles ![]() Transfer Case ![]() And with any luck, I can get a chassis made this weekend. Thank's again guys. ![]() |
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