Just starting out
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IanR
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Re: Just starting out
Cheers for that Ian, haven't seen you on here for ages.hows the build going?
was going to try and pick a hot day so I could do it outside, so the sun warming idea seems like a plan.
all the best
Steve
was going to try and pick a hot day so I could do it outside, so the sun warming idea seems like a plan.
all the best
Steve
Steve H- Number of posts : 189
Location : Wellingborough,Northants
Registration date : 2014-03-07
Re: Just starting out
Been busy with other things. But finished the tender other than the waterproofing. Only just made a start on cleaning up the rear rims.
IanR- Number of posts : 114
Location : Rochester Kent
Registration date : 2012-10-16
Re: Just starting out
Just started on building smokebox, have ordered VHT Satin black paint to do smokebox, and was considering painting perch same colour , any thoughts anybody?
Steve
Steve
Steve H- Number of posts : 189
Location : Wellingborough,Northants
Registration date : 2014-03-07
Re: Just starting out
Hi
It is completely up to you how you paint your engine. But I would suggest as per convention and looks better. The perch bracket should be as per engine colour or complete contrast as wheels often are.
It is completely up to you how you paint your engine. But I would suggest as per convention and looks better. The perch bracket should be as per engine colour or complete contrast as wheels often are.
lynnr- Number of posts : 3242
Age : 55
Location : Highland, 4inch showman
Registration date : 2010-08-06
Re: Just starting out
I have brushed painted my wheels using craftmaster paint and the finish has been great.
As for the tyres: I put the tyres on "dry" and left them like that for a few months to stretch a little and then fitted using the glueing method suggested by the STW guys. I think by allowing them to sit on the rim for a while gives you that extra 1/2 mm needed to make fitting a touch easier. A word of warning though it's a messy process, wear gloves and overalls or old clothes and prey you don't need to scratch your nose during the whole charade. Oh and have one rag handy for the excess and one to scratch your nose.
As for the tyres: I put the tyres on "dry" and left them like that for a few months to stretch a little and then fitted using the glueing method suggested by the STW guys. I think by allowing them to sit on the rim for a while gives you that extra 1/2 mm needed to make fitting a touch easier. A word of warning though it's a messy process, wear gloves and overalls or old clothes and prey you don't need to scratch your nose during the whole charade. Oh and have one rag handy for the excess and one to scratch your nose.
Crazy_jim- Number of posts : 150
Age : 42
Location : Harrogate
Registration date : 2012-10-25
Re: Just starting out
Popped over to Daventry today, picked up kits 9&10.
Would like to thank Dean, Ian and Isobel for sorting out the bits for me.
Got enough to keep me busy till after xmas
Steve H
Would like to thank Dean, Ian and Isobel for sorting out the bits for me.
Got enough to keep me busy till after xmas
Steve H
Steve H- Number of posts : 189
Location : Wellingborough,Northants
Registration date : 2014-03-07
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