Ep.168 Heim Joints For Scale Model Car Suspensions
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- This is what I have used for Heim Joints on my model race car suspensions.
Enjoy,
L.C.
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Awesome tip Luka. It makes it look so real. Thanks so much. Ron
Cool, thanks for sharing your Heim Joint........ 👍🙂😉😊
Thanks Tim. Punched that one out in record time. LOL
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That's a neat piece of information there Luka. Thanks for sharing.
Great Video!!! Saved to my playlist for future reference. Thanks for sharing!!!
Cool bro!! Yep! Train store/ goodies are a gold mine of model car treasures!!
Absolutely awesome Tip! I was messing with how to fabricate an end like this, and you're over here like ... you don't have to!
Great tip! That looks great. Now some poor slob trying to build his brass locomotive is going to be puzzled why he can’t find any stanchions anywhere.
That is incredible, walthers terminal hobby is just about 2mi from my house now I hope I don't come back with another train set
Very cool LC! Never knew they existed. Thanks for sharing!
Best idea ever
Thank you Luka Cee
Cool! Those look really trick!👍
You Need to Finish This Build Luca! This Should be Your First!
Lots of nice work going on! Cant wait to see the completed project.
Thank you! 😎
Absolutely out of this world!!
I can’t say enough….WOW!!
Now…a trip to the train department for “mind blowing “ detail.
Very cool tip. Thanks buddy.
A very educational video. I find your videos to be intellectually stimulating!
Thank you
Really cool chassis and I agree with Chuck; you have to finish this. It'll turn a really cool model, for sure.
Love it.i know my next projects suspension and don't even know what I going to build yet. I used 1/10 scale oil filled shocks for hydraulic cylinders on my metal Tonka carhualer for my 1/24 & 1/25 plastic cars. 3 Porsche 356's on top and 2 lower.
Little things like that make big differences. I have made regular shock absorbers when I bash together suspensions and need a length I don't have in my stash bins. Those coil overs are cool.
THANK YOU that is SOOOOOO cool
Nice tip. This is something that should be fairly easy to do. You really only need ok fabricating skills. Thanks for sharing,
Thank you so much for your content . All has been very helpful to a beginning modeler . I just cleared the grill on GMC truck opened it up like your Camaro grill . Worked awesome takes it to a new level . Keep it up !!
Quality work my friend! 😳😲👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻
It's tips and tricks like this that go a long way, thanks. I think it also helps the ones who want to build more elaborate stuff, but have no idea where to even start with parts and materials and get discouraged thinking "How tf am I going to make that joint out of *stares at maybe some sprue, and evergreen sheet on the table*"
I can make roll bars, cages, chassis, monocoque tubs, headers, the bars for a four link or whatever easy enough because the information for 1 to 1 sizes are easily findable for just about anything you'd want to build in scale. Then I go look at a Tim Mcamis video on an adjustable four link pro mod rear because I want to make one for a build and at some point it turns into exactly into "How the f..." Same with fuel lines, plug wires and other wiring, I have serious problems remembering even what the 1 to 1 sizes are supposed to be on a given application, scale sizes and what to use even more so. End of yet another incoherent rambling comment :)
Luka I wanna thank you for solving this mystery for me, I abandoned working on 1/25 Indy cars because I could not figure how others were doing it . Mystery solved !
That's awesome. You're welcome
I need to learn this extra technique stuff. I need to try my hand at custom suspension. That looks awesome. I would have no idea where to start.
I'll start researching how other people do it today. This was great info. I'm always amazed at some of the things you do with your model cars.
Really cool!!! I did enjoy that and learn something 😁✌
Great content ! This will help me to build a lot better cars.. giving me even. Enter ideas thanks !
Pretty friggin awesome!
THAT'S TOTALLY SO C😎😎😎 LLLL Luka n YEAH You NEED TO FINISH IT !!GBA🤗🤗
Nice
Wow! I like
Just built my prototype coilover, and those handrail estucions would look great. Really want to see you build that Willys . I've been thinking of scratch building a four link set-up and want to see details. Great job.
Speaking of working on things in 2022, Luka what happened with the 64 olds you had goin on. I love this idea, I'm working out a 72 vega right now and this tip would really make an awesome impression. It would be cool to see a video on scratch building a set of the load handlers like I had on my 80 grand prix or those double end jobs for the 4 link setup you showed. Your an awesome builder Cee keep it up.
Im back on the Olds now that the 40 Ford is done.
Recently got back into model building after a long break from adolescents. I watch a lot of your videos for insight and your attention to detail is impressive. In this video you mentioned building coil over shocks which is something I have been trying to build on my own. I haven't found or figured out how to make them look realistic until I saw this video. Would you share your knowledge on how you achieved yours. Thanks in advance and thanks for doing your videos.
Luka, go back to that train shop and get some h/o chain, then link it from the rear axle to the frame. That will limit the amount it can travel.
It won't move when it's finished
Your last few videos have been priceless. Things I didn't know and wouldn't have thought of. Thank you so much Luka for sharing you wealth of knowledge with us. You are a legend in the scale modeling world. If there was a Scale Modeling Hall of Fame you would definitely be in it!
3d model sppecalties sells files for 3d rod ends.
You read my mind. I've been racking my head looking for some way to do this. Once again , Luka speaks, out comes my wallet.
Great video Luka!! I had an epiphany last night about heim joints. Wondered how I was going to do them for my Jeep rat rod build for Fred Henry, now I know thank you.
You will like these, Cliff
very cool tip thank you sir
RailRoad Gizmoligy
MAN that is cool!! (and now this video is no longer in my watch list)
BOUT TIME!!
Do you ever watch another you tuber called Barbados Rex? He has some very interesting ideas with paints and tool reviews
Ooooooooooooooh another one of those thoughts in my head. What the hell you just did 3 videos on the benefit of box stock
wow man, how about those scratch built suspension parts. You have being keeping these powers hidden Luka.
Awesome tip. These are HO scale right?
Yes
Hey Luka can you tell us what size the tubing?
.060 od