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Author: | Manowar [ Fri Mar 14, 2014 6:20 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alley Viper Urban Assault Humvee |
This turned out really well. |
Author: | 2DARK2C [ Fri Mar 14, 2014 9:56 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alley Viper Urban Assault Humvee |
I love the raw steel on the top. Your orange/purple look a bit new next to it though. I also think some sort of fenders would be cool. |
Author: | DarkJedi [ Fri Mar 14, 2014 9:58 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alley Viper Urban Assault Humvee |
I agree with fenders, that vehicle has no armor on the under carriage, so it is a weak point and prime target. |
Author: | Blood Brigade [ Sat Mar 15, 2014 2:17 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alley Viper Urban Assault Humvee |
Congrats, your the first person to say anything negative about the original Hiss. It's only the most iconic and recognized joe vehicle of all lol. |
Author: | DREMEL [ Sat Mar 15, 2014 3:17 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alley Viper Urban Assault Humvee |
Blood Brigade wrote: Congrats, your the first person to say anything negative about the original Hiss. It's only the most iconic and recognized joe vehicle of all lol. No, The glass canopy has been a point of contention among collectors for as long as I can remember. Everyone knows you don't put a glass canopy on a tank. Also I would say the Vamp is more Iconic. Manowar wrote: This turned out really well. Thanks DarkJedi wrote: I agree with fenders, that vehicle has no armor on the under carriage, so it is a weak point and prime target. Fenders would have been a good idea, but as I said I intended on this being a quick simple project and fenders would have been a much bigger project then I planned. Heck the turret and canopy were a much bigger project then I planned. As for the armor, if I was doing just a normal vehicle I would have probably done several things different but putting it on a RC chassis kinda limits the options a little. 2DARK2C wrote: I love the raw steel on the top. Your orange/purple look a bit new next to it though. I also think some sort of fenders would be cool. The fenders would have been a great idea but would have made it a much larger project then I planned on having. It is actually orange and blue but I think there is a mix of lighting and a bit of bleed through causing that effect. The raw steel just happened to happen and I did not plan on it. But now that I have discovered it I plan on making a dreadnok vehicle with that as its main color. What happened is I planned on having those areas just plain flat black, but I went out and spray painted the antenna chrome which got chrome spray paint on my fingers. I thought it was dry and I have no patience so I was handling the black pieces putting them on the vehicle but to my dismay there were silver highlights on the edges of the canopy that had rubbed off of my hands. So at that point I decided to go with it and went out and spraypainted my hands some more and applied it to all the black areas. |
Author: | Blood Brigade [ Sat Mar 15, 2014 3:28 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alley Viper Urban Assault Humvee |
It's a toy though, and I say the Hiss is much more iconic than the vamp. IMO anyway. Everyone knows the Hiss. |
Author: | phantro [ Sun Mar 16, 2014 9:09 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alley Viper Urban Assault Humvee |
This looks great!!! Your design and Blood Brigade's are both amazing vehicles! Hey D, how do you multiquote? |
Author: | DREMEL [ Sun Mar 16, 2014 11:36 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alley Viper Urban Assault Humvee |
phantro wrote: This looks great!!! Your design and Blood Brigade's are both amazing vehicles! Hey D, how do you multiquote? Thanks. When you hit the quote button it opens up a new message window with that quote in it. Go to the bottom of that page and all of the messages are there with quote button beside them. You just click on which ever ones you want to add to your message. |
Author: | phantro [ Mon Mar 17, 2014 7:58 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alley Viper Urban Assault Humvee |
Thanks man, I really am liking that crows nest turret for the machine gun. |
Author: | DREMEL [ Tue Mar 18, 2014 12:58 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alley Viper Urban Assault Humvee |
phantro wrote: Thanks man, I really am liking that crows nest turret for the machine gun. Thanks it actually practically built itself. I put a rod across the back and then the two side rods just lined up with the angle that the front gun already provided. Then on the back two corners put the vertical rods and the two slanted rods up front. Then once those were dry I put the rods around the top rather then on the top. This made the top slightly bigger then the bottom. Then put the side and back plates on and cut the front and glued them directly to the slanted rods on the front. |
Author: | 2DARK2C [ Tue Mar 18, 2014 7:48 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alley Viper Urban Assault Humvee |
what kind of glue is best for vehicle plastic. i tried super glue on that mustang wip but it just melted. |
Author: | DREMEL [ Tue Mar 18, 2014 8:03 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alley Viper Urban Assault Humvee |
I use multi purpose plumbing cement. It works with most hard plastic vehicles and most Styrene and ABS plastic sheets and rods but there are some plastics it does not work on. It works best if you can clamp it very tight while it cures. I use clamps, tape and some times even put screws in and then remove them after it dries to accomplish this. Plumbing cement is designed to melt two pieces of plastic and cause them to fuse together. This works best when they are forced to fuse by pressure. The best super glue that I have found for connecting things that are metal to the plastic is Aleene's jewelry and metal glue. |
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