onebad slotcar Thanks a lot my friend, I used 800 grit but you can use a more course paper or finer if you want. If you start from say 1200 and go down you can see which effect works best for you :)
Shakotannn You can use a metal file and sand the calipers flat and remove any excess parts and glue these on. You will need to use 2mm rod for the wheels to fit, if not drill a 6mm hole in the center of the brake
I've never used these parts thank you for the information you were helpful
great video. where did u get the disk breaks from ?
This has been a great learning process. Thanks for sharing.
Learn something new every day. Great info.
nice tutorial mate. very handy. Do you have ideas about creating detailed brakes for1/12 scale. i have a Foose camaro with disappointing discs
Drill thing is genius! Superb effect, thnx 4 th@.
Steve Watts Not a problem Steve, glad it helped!
No kidding. I wish there were a way to do the same thing when rendering anisotropic surfaces in Maya. It looks amazing.
Awesome video. Using a drill is a great idea.
I miss these types of videos so much
Any vids on how to do photoetched hood pins.
That was cool my British brother.
Just wat grit sand paper did u use great video
onebad slotcar Thanks a lot my friend, I used 800 grit but you can use a more course paper or finer if you want. If you start from say 1200 and go down you can see which effect works best for you :)
Ow ok thanks
How would you mount these on a Fujimi Silvia s14 kit since the brakes are moulded in with the suspension?
Shakotannn You can use a metal file and sand the calipers flat and remove any excess parts and glue these on. You will need to use 2mm rod for the wheels to fit, if not drill a 6mm hole in the center of the brake
very nice tutorial, but I would not recommend using adhesive over painted parts simply due to loss of adhesive substrate in the surface. my 2 cents.
amazing
thank you for the tip with the black paint ^^
Niki St No problem :D
Nice!
Nice video!
DaBasementModeler Thank you very much!
that a nice tip where u get your brakes and rims
Deunte Williams www.hiroboy.com and www.eightyone81.com Its in the intro :)
Tamiya cars come with these yes?
most of them don't
Was this stolen from hiroboy?