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HAL0
Texas, United States
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Posted: Friday, February 03, 2006 - 10:07 PM UTC
After some touching up and lil' sanding on my MKIV Tadpole Emhar Ive lost some of the details like bolts or rivets whichever they are on the model. Whats a good way of going about and putting these back on the vehicle. Thanks in Advance.
jonnysocko
Minnesota, United States
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Posted: Saturday, February 04, 2006 - 03:06 AM UTC
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After some touching up and lil' sanding on my MKIV Tadpole Emhar Ive lost some of the details like bolts or rivets whichever they are on the model. Whats a good way of going about and putting these back on the vehicle. Thanks in Advance.
Theres no easy way. you can cut little peices and tediously glue em back. Can I ask why you sanded them off? You can take your exacto knife and make little holes to simulate a rivet but thats kinda hoky ?
capnjock
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Posted: Saturday, February 04, 2006 - 04:49 AM UTC
Grandt has a line of rivet heads. CMK has a series of heads. Also, you could get a punch set, but then the heads would not be rounded. Last but not least, take rod, round the end, cut it off, take rod round the end, cut it off, take rod, round the...........
capnjock
P.S. Yes I lost some detail on mine also. Those bolt heads are VERY close to the joining seams! Escpecially when putty must be used.
caonjock
capnjock
P.S. Yes I lost some detail on mine also. Those bolt heads are VERY close to the joining seams! Escpecially when putty must be used.
caonjock
SKurj
Ontario, Canada
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Posted: Saturday, February 04, 2006 - 05:28 AM UTC
a trick someone mentioned to me...
Take stretched sprue, glue it where you want the rivet to be (perpendicular of course using instant CA,) then cut it off close to the surface and shape.
Take stretched sprue, glue it where you want the rivet to be (perpendicular of course using instant CA,) then cut it off close to the surface and shape.