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Posts: 11276 (12/06/07 07:51 PM) The Lazy Administrator |
Our buddy ListerStormGT gives us his methods of making and shaping flares...
Fender Flares Great Stuff Lee! Thanks!
Slot Car Racing Is GOOD For you!
"They didn't say you COULDN'T" |
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eddielives |
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Posts: 317 (12/06/07 09:45 PM) Home Racing Guru! |
Great how to Lee!
Thanks ... eddielives There's Racing
& Then There's Dog Pound Racing |
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Knightrider |
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Posts: 1248 (12/06/07 10:12 PM) Slot Veteran |
Very informative, thanks Lee.
    Pete Assistant to the Old Fart
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slider2 |
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Posts: 1184 (12/07/07 02:30 AM) Home Racing Guru! |
Very cool! Should probably be archived somewhere.
Thanks Harry and Lee. I' just about to start flaring fenders on two different cars. Still not sure exactly how I want to do it. Greg |
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slotcarbug |
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Posts: 558 (12/07/07 06:08 AM) Home Racing Guru! |
Very very understandable. Thank you for your time. Slot Car Bug
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FootScoot |
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Posts: 2219 (12/07/07 09:29 AM) Home Racing Guru! |
That was very informative. I've never tried any method that works for me, (a sculptor, I'm not), but might give this a try. Thanks guys.
Ken
Slot Racin' since 1963. |
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jmsh54 |
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Posts: 154 (12/07/07 06:32 PM) Home Racing Forum Veteran |
Greetings, very informative. Thanks for sharing it. I too have wanted to give this a try. Your step by step directions are very helpful. Great looking car too. Regards, John
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jas2060 |
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Posts: 1062 (12/11/07 04:57 PM) HRW Janitor |
Lee, very good "how to" regarding flares, nicely done.
Cheers, Jas |
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acmost |
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Posts: 543 (12/13/07 10:48 PM) Home Racing Guru! |
Outstanding. Thanks.
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Posts: 6 (04/25/08 07:58 PM) |
when using a model kit, with a chassis, you can cut a piece off of each wheel well (whatever width you need) and glue this to the hard plastic body. Once this
is dry, fill in with body putty. This gives you a firm base , from which to work, for your putty.
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Posts: 555 (04/28/08 09:59 AM) Home Racing Guru! |
Thanks, that seems nice and easy to do. Where is a good place to buy the putty?
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