alfadriver
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'It's a Triumph!'
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Post by alfadriver on Jan 3, 2011 0:08:35 GMT
I got this off ebay a long while ago, it was an early boxing of the kit and very filthy! Thought I was being clever getting it for less than £20. Unfortunately the decals were unuseable and one of the tyres had melted. Ordering replacement parts doubled the price of the kit and I was still left with the early version with no rear brake calipers and suspension that had to be assembled with a hot screwdriver to melt the joint ends. After all the parts were washed to get years of attic filth off, I commenced assembly, the motorising parts and battery box were troublesome and made aligning the body parts difficult. After wrestling with the old dog for a few weeks I ended up with this.I am quite happy with the 'stance', I wanted to get her down low as the kit sat too high naturally. I weighed the car down by clamping between the work bench and the drivers seat and super glued the suspension. It looks OK from a few feet away, lol. Cheers, Steve.
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ptcruiser
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Post by ptcruiser on Jan 3, 2011 11:21:40 GMT
Looks pretty good from here Steve Rich
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alfadriver
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'It's a Triumph!'
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Post by alfadriver on Jan 6, 2011 17:31:20 GMT
Thanks Rich, it isn't too bad but I will keep it towards the back of our display table this year. I think I am just dissapointed with myself for buying the kit in the first place, seemed like a good idea at the time. Steve.
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