This has moved on only a little bit, but I've added a couple of new pics. I've chopped the bulkhead and found that it was once white and I've cut and painted a motor mount so all that’s left to do is some dyeing and body cutting, which I am not looking forward to.
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Experience is that marvelous thing that enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it again.
Looks Great, coming along very nicely. I need to cut and past some of these pics to my new web pages, all the pics I have are on paper, computers were not totally available back in the day.
The A&L fiberglass chassis is crazy thick. I've never seen a piece of fiberglass even close to that thickness. I think it flexes about as much as the aluminum tub. I'm might rig nose braces to mine. I think it can be done with nose tubes and some RC10 GT parts. We'll see.
RichieRich wrote:The A&L fiberglass chassis is crazy thick. I've never seen a piece of fiberglass even close to that thickness. I think it flexes about as much as the aluminum tub. I'm might rig nose braces to mine. I think it can be done with nose tubes and some RC10 GT parts. We'll see.
i had thought about doing that to mine, also (bracing the nose with gt parts). but, since it's a shelfer, i'd rather keep it looking as period correct as possible.
RichieRich wrote:The A&L fiberglass chassis is crazy thick. I've never seen a piece of fiberglass even close to that thickness. I think it flexes about as much as the aluminum tub. I'm might rig nose braces to mine. I think it can be done with nose tubes and some RC10 GT parts. We'll see.
i had thought about doing that to mine, also (bracing the nose with gt parts). but, since it's a shelfer, i'd rather keep it looking as period correct as possible.
What you guys need are graphite nose plates, no braces, no flex, no worries
Experience is that marvelous thing that enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it again.
Is the GT the one with the little A shaped brackets that the tubes attach to? I remember seeing a setup like that and had no idea what it was. I nothing about the GT.