| This will be the bell housing. I made the flange from .020 sheet styrene and drilled some of the mounting holes in it and the back of the block. The housing is PVC schedule 40 pipe. |
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| I shaped the housing and added the bulge for the starter… |
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| Mostly done, it needs a mounting point for the transmission. |
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| Here is the gearbox section of the transmission, more styrene construction. |
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| I need to make the trans before I can make the receiver section for the bell housing. |
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| I made the top of the trans out of brass. I drew artwork for the pieces and then I acid cut the parts out, then soldered them together. It is made up of four parts. |
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| I also cut brass for the mounting faces of the bell housing and transmission. |
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| I started on the rear section of the transmission, all styrene construction with a little polyester filler. |
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| Right side. |
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Mark Jones (Scale-Master)
Thank you Mario!
Actually, I am not copying the Tamiya kit. I am making a custom based on a Seven. Note the bodywork for example. The frame is also a different design than what the Tamiya kits provide.
I already have done work for Tamiya...
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Mario Covalski (marioc)
Absolutely amazing Mark! This is a true love for scratching. Usually people scratch what can't be gotten, but you just is reproducing a kit. Should you to work at Tamiya?
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