John: I'm not sure what this builder used for his lovely model but in 1/20th scale, a 1/4" to 3/8", (6mm to 9mm) spark plug wire would be roughly would be somewhere around .014" to .020", (.35mm tp .50mm). I find that old computer modem cables or phone cables provide a good source of black insulated wire in this range. If you strip down a number of old computer or phone cables, I suspect that you will soon have a "lifetime" supply of wire in a number of colors, included both of the handy red and black colors. One other useful source of very thin copper colored wire is the stereo speaker voice coils. I hope that this is of some use to you!
I have this model but have not built yet. Can't decide if I will use yellow stripe decals or paint them on. Around the nose looks difficult. I have the zero paints for this. Maybe I will try the yellow decals and use the paint as a backup, if needed
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D a great build a great help
Having built this model I know all the small parts it has. Great job on your build!
Thanks, chrome parts was the only problem with this kit
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Great looking build.... lots of fiddle bits on that one... well done 👍
wonderful...
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Beautiful model and great vid. Can you tell me what size, and possibly where you purchased the fuel lines?
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Very nice. What is the red stand that seems to be holding super glue and your applicator?
DSPIAE Craft Tools AT-GA Super Glue Auxiliary Applicator
What did you use for the spark plug leads? Is it easy to obtain?
John: I'm not sure what this builder used for his lovely model but in 1/20th scale, a 1/4" to 3/8", (6mm to 9mm) spark plug wire would be roughly would be somewhere around .014" to .020", (.35mm tp .50mm). I find that old computer modem cables or phone cables provide a good source of black insulated wire in this range. If you strip down a number of old computer or phone cables, I suspect that you will soon have a "lifetime" supply of wire in a number of colors, included both of the handy red and black colors. One other useful source of very thin copper colored wire is the stereo speaker voice coils. I hope that this is of some use to you!
I have this model but have not built yet. Can't decide if I will use yellow stripe decals or paint them on. Around the nose looks difficult. I have the zero paints for this. Maybe I will try the yellow decals and use the paint as a backup, if needed
Better use paints as yellow decals around the nose are very hard to shape
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track name?
BTW, You put the side decals on wrong