The Imperial Shipyards
Imperial Creative Engineering => Custom Vehicles => Topic started by: rex smoke on August 16, 2014, 08:22:22 AM
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So this was one of the projects I started over summer break. I am a little bit past the progress in this photo but as of now I am at a stand still because I don't have access to a lathe and Don't how else I could build the thruster engines. Lmk what you think or if you know of another way to make the engines
(http://i1310.photobucket.com/albums/s658/rexsmoke/6ce0d4c4-7bfa-43af-8556-83fa23c42bc5_zps2ee6909d.jpg) (http://s1310.photobucket.com/user/rexsmoke/media/6ce0d4c4-7bfa-43af-8556-83fa23c42bc5_zps2ee6909d.jpg.html)
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Are there any other vehicles you could cut em off of?
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Love what you have done so far. I have been thinking of doing this with plasticard and for the thrusters I was thinking of using old Vallejo paint bottles they would need a little work and you would have to use two to make one thruster but it is a cheap way of doing them.
Ron
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Tamer, I've been looking but with no luck
Hemble I think I may steal your idea...
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awesome. this, or something similar, was going to be my next project...
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I agree with Hemble: look around and see if you can items that are roughly the same size and shape of the thrusters.
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Tamer, I've been looking but with no luck
Hemble I think I may steal your idea...
Steal away buddy I can't wait to see how this speeder turns out.
Ron
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Any updates?
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I'm sorry to say this but no... Ran into some issues with making the thrusters since I don't have access to a lathe. Once I get those done I'll be up and running.
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Very cool man, hope to see more on this build.
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Really cool project. With the thrusters the way I would try is to build a foam or clay base in the shape of the thruster add your greebles then cover in shaped styrene. You can use hot water to shape styrene sheets. It might take a few tries but its worth a shot. Just a suggestion I'm no master by any means.