Eau Rouge wrote:Hey Ben, what are you using to back-mold the body? I have a few dirt oval bodies that are just about one of a kind at this point, and I'd like to preserve what I have.
I know this is nearly a 2 year old thread but I'm new here Anyways, I'm pretty sure you can use normal plaster to back fill the body, that's what we use in prosthetics/orthotics to make plaster positive molds. Hope that helps!
I just finish today to build my RC10 Andy's Pro Race with Hyperdrive Transmission and Twister Motor !
For sure evrything is new from the smaller washer to the Chassis :lol:
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Lovely buggy!
But :o you removed the orion tags from those cells!
Were they not period correct for the build?
I'm starting on a project that I've been meaning to do for a long time. It has some interesting components to it and should turn out pretty cool when its done. This project has evolved into a tribute to my Andy's race car that I raced back in the...
so, highwayracer was selling this andy's onroad prototype chassis.
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the first night i saw it, it thought it was pretty cool. i sat there for a little while thinking of ways to finsh the car off, then moved on. the next...
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Andy's steringknuckles with metal inserts for the kingpins would fit the project well (They are for the optima but fit the 870C too)
That's funny... he told me a similar storage unit story. He took my card and said he would be in contact. Never heard from him. Heard later that his short term memory is not what it used to be.
At this point I would hope for some vintage paint on...
I know there is a lot of Team Associated history buffs here, so I ask the question, what is Andy's story?
What's so different in the Andy's arms? Also, I have seen the rare Andy's chassis, what's up with that too?
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They are the prepainted bodies hanging on an endcap inside the store. I dont know if you can do any ordering (like that) from their website, but an e mail never hurt.
oh lord... forgive me for taking thy dremel to thy brand new andy's molded truck chassis. :lol:
i was staring at it last night and thought, ya know what? this could make a cool rc10t chassis. the length is already there (actually a tad TOO long)....
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I don't know about him still making bodies, but he does still paint them for the locals :wink:
Anyways, I'm pretty sure you can use normal plaster to back fill the body, that's what we use in prosthetics/orthotics to make plaster positive molds. Hope that helps!
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