You should see the photo-etch chain upgrade for the Tamiya Honda RC166. It's like this except it's actually *functional,* and not just static and purely decorative(!)
@@ScaleMotor Oh, I had never heard of the brand, but their drive chains appear just as awesome. Your Rossi YZR-M1 that uses one is pretty awesome too. 👍👋
I've been struggling on making this chain for the Tamiya Ducati. My current technique is using a magnetized screwdriver to place the pins in and using a old Tamiya glue brush, brush some extra thin CA glue at the base of the pin. I tried your technique of holding the pins with tweezers, but they always pinged off. How did you prevent that?
Thanks for watching, Rick! In all honesty, a fair few of them did ping off, never to be seen again! I now use a better pair of tweezers, the Tamiya HG Pointed tweezers are great for this kind of work, though I would suggest a delicate grip on them, as if you squeeze too much, that just accelerates the pinging process! Good luck with your chain!
@gerardofernandezlopez4621 Gracias! I may redo this build at some point, I stopped half way through to start another and my shelf fell down and the bike fell to bits
Hi Ronald! I'm using Rocket Rapid CA Gel. This one; www.hobbies.co.uk/materials/glues-and-fillers/deluxe-materials-roket-cyano-glue-gel?Shopping-Research_Campaign&adid=388174523725&addisttype=gpla&matchtype=&gclid=CjwKCAiAo5qABhBdEiwAOtGmbtNKq-9-SW2oM2lfMIw8qGQ7sunN2vpRdIj26QQCTCFFjokctuvxuBoCBeMQAvD_BwE Hope that helps and thanks for watching! :)
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Wow! That chain is so detailed! I can't imagine how long it took. I look forward to seeing the rest of the bike!
Welcome to TH-cam! +1 sub! 👍
You should see the photo-etch chain upgrade for the Tamiya Honda RC166. It's like this except it's actually *functional,* and not just static and purely decorative(!)
I've not used the Tamiya one, though I have made a few Top Studio chains which are again, functional! Great fun!
@@ScaleMotor
Oh, I had never heard of the brand, but their drive chains appear just as awesome. Your Rossi YZR-M1 that uses one is pretty awesome too. 👍👋
Recommended by Paul at ISM - I love building Bikes, so will be following your progress - good luck with your TH-cam - Regards Phil
Thanks for dropping in and the kind words! :)
I've been struggling on making this chain for the Tamiya Ducati. My current technique is using a magnetized screwdriver to place the pins in and using a old Tamiya glue brush, brush some extra thin CA glue at the base of the pin. I tried your technique of holding the pins with tweezers, but they always pinged off. How did you prevent that?
Thanks for watching, Rick! In all honesty, a fair few of them did ping off, never to be seen again! I now use a better pair of tweezers, the Tamiya HG Pointed tweezers are great for this kind of work, though I would suggest a delicate grip on them, as if you squeeze too much, that just accelerates the pinging process! Good luck with your chain!
Where can I buy the Detail-up Set For T - 14057?
I got mine from Hiroboy.com
Thank you very much and your videos are great. Greetings from Mexico
@gerardofernandezlopez4621 Gracias! I may redo this build at some point, I stopped half way through to start another and my shelf fell down and the bike fell to bits
Hi Luke. Which glue are you using. It looks like normal hobby glue, but it seems to glue like CA glue.
Hi Ronald!
I'm using Rocket Rapid CA Gel. This one; www.hobbies.co.uk/materials/glues-and-fillers/deluxe-materials-roket-cyano-glue-gel?Shopping-Research_Campaign&adid=388174523725&addisttype=gpla&matchtype=&gclid=CjwKCAiAo5qABhBdEiwAOtGmbtNKq-9-SW2oM2lfMIw8qGQ7sunN2vpRdIj26QQCTCFFjokctuvxuBoCBeMQAvD_BwE
Hope that helps and thanks for watching! :)