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Now the modification of the counterweight.
Having seen this on a German forum, I figured I might try it too. Maybe not as professionally done, but it did work out. Drilled a couple of holes to kind of mark out the area to be cut and loaded the Dremel with a plastic cutter. You can also see the scratches in the primer from trying to fit it to the carriage. (the holes are not deep enough either so need drilling out) ![]() Lots of room in there! I also bent a piece of metal to rest the battery on, and to tie the back to the front for strength. ![]() Used Milliput for additional strength on top of the metal supports. Had made 2 extra pieces for metal for support, but they ended up not needed. (Yes looks hideous, but it works) ![]() Slightly better looking when painted in primer ![]() From here on it is finishing touches. Painted in primer ![]() Stickers applied ![]() Windows and interior cabin installed. Towels in case of leaking oil (one never knows) ![]() ![]() "Only" have to clean up the electronics and fine tune the settings on the RC ![]() All the details like railings and mirrors are painted, but not installed because our cats are too interested in messing with them. Will do that once I have a storage box made. ![]() Well that's where we are at as of today ... All in all a very satisfying model to build and just enough things to sort out to keep it interesting. When I have time I'll see if I can get some action shots ... still have lots of training to do to get my coordination right and get the model to do what I want. I better go looking for my soldering iron and shorten some of those wires. Cheers! Stephan |
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