Tutorial: Realistic Photo-Etch disc brakes! How to make.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
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A tutorial showing how I make my disc brake photo-etch pieces more realistic. In reality, disc brakes are usually shiny and filled with round scratches, and in this tutorial I'm showing how you can add this type of finish to your scaled disc brakes too!
Warning: Always use eye protection while the rotary tool is operating. Pressing hard on the rotating disc might make it fly away from the sanding disc, so always work safe.
Video shows all the steps from start to finish, including all the required items to achieve a great result.
Have a look and let me know what you think! If anything is not clear enough, feel free to ask by writing a comment. Also, let me know your opinion so that I could always improve my future videos.
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Thanks for Watching!
Karl
Nice, fast and clean.
Good result with little expense
Thank you Andrea, so glad you like my tutorial and your comment is very appreciated ☺️👍🏼
I love the way you present the tutorial. A lot of info that is very helpful.
And the "fthuuum" as it flies off into the air!
Hello there Bob, thank you very much for your comment. That is very appreciated and I'm so glad you like my tutorial ☺️ Haha, yeah it was important to make the sound effect to realize how bad it is when it flies away 😀 Thanks again 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Great tutorial Karl. I’ll use it the next time I use some PE brakes. Your attention to the small details really makes your finished models shine!
Thank you very much James, that is very appreciated and so glad you like my tutorial. Yeah sure, when you're using PE disc brakes it's always great to add that little bit more realism to them ☺️👍🏼
What a great tip, nicely done and well explained, thanks for a great video
Thank you Chris, that is very appreciated and so glad you like my video. Keep up the great work you too my friend ☺️👍🏼
Thank you for a awesome tutorial. 👍🙂
Hello Johnny, thank you for checking out the video and so glad you like the content. Very appreciated ☺️👍🏼👍🏼
Very informative. I will get a chance to try this one day.
Thank You Bryden. Yeah sure, if you have photo etch disc brakes, this would make them even more realistic ☺️👍🏼
Beautiful work mate as always! Looking forward to try this technique :)
Thank you very much my friend, so glad you like this tutorial. Very appreciated.
Awsome handy tuturiol ill save ur video for future reference,s
Thank you Keith, very appreciated that you checked out my video and so glad you like my tutorial ☺️👍🏼👍🏼
fantastic work, bravo! nice dialog too. the silent how to videos are worthless and a waste of time. you speak clearly and consicely, well done. Make more I will watch
Thank you for your kind feedback RTM. That is very appreciated and motivates me to make more videos. Sometimes I tend to loose motivation for new videos, but such comments help me to keep going. Thanks again!
Nice! 👌
Thank you, that's very appreciated and so glad you like ☺️👍🏼
Great video
Thank you, that is very appreciated and so glad you enjoyed my video.
Where do I get the photo etchings and everything else I need
The photo etch are always purchased according to the model car I'm building. Sometimes it's made by the same manufacturer or aftermarket. Usually I make an online search for the photo etch of the car I'm building and buy that. These attach on top of the original disc brake. All other items mentioned in this video were bought from hobby shops (rotary tool and sandpaper) or a hardware store (drill bit attachements). Hope that helps.
petchiuung, across the room is right!