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Haha, I even got a dalek that does the vacuuming

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What do you recon so far guys?
Gonna be making hydraulic cylinders next

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Looks awesome to me!

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Thanks RCP57
:D

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Did you let the paint dry or did you do what I do and try to put the tires on when the paint was still tacky?lol It does have it's benefits though as the tacky paint works like a beadlock!:rolleyes:

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Haha never thought of that, but I did let it dry. We are having great weather at the moment so it dried quite quickly.

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Looking very good! I run out of patience when it comes to painting. I always thinks it's "dry enough" and start putting things together. Something always ends up with a thumb print smooshed into it somewhere.lol

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Sweet build. You say that this is your first go at anything RC..... Well you are doing an outstanding job.:jaw:

I too am always impatient with watching paint dry and usually assembling with tacky paint. LOL I like the idea that it helps the tires stick to the rims.

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Thank you for your kind words, I'm enjoying the challenge

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You weren't joking when you said they take time RCP57

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Yes. Not too difficult but it is time consuming! It's always those little things that double the length of time in a project. Well worth doing though!

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Yes it seems that way, all the bigger stuff went smoothly and quick, these little details just eat time. But it will be worth it, I'm pleased so far and I think that's the most important thing.