It takes some trial and error to get the bends right. Sometimes pieces have
to be heated
and formed and then re-heated and re-formed. Some of them aren't perfect,
but they look
decent enough. Some of the bends were then finished using a belt sander to
smooth out
the bends and remove any heating
Derek:
Nice work!!
That PVC plastic is cool stuff, strong, glues easly, cuts nice, impact
resistant, and I see it bends well. It looks like a good choice for
building a tank.
Your plastic tank is looking good!
How hard was it to get good bends for your turret? How did you heat it
for the bends?
Derek, very very nice :) I love how the thick plastic looks after
you've got it formed... very much looks the business.
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Nice job. I particularly like the sagging tracks- very authentic. I
hope they work.
You certainly have masses of space in the turret for paintballs and
stuff. I like the KV2, tanks should be ugly in my view and she
certianly qualifies!
Phil
On Feb 20, 6:58 am, Derek Engelhaupt wrote:
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