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Another improvements on the Traveller

   For me, the diecast models I create are never finished: every time, I try to increase the details to improve the final output. This time, for example, I stole the idea used by Roberto and I made the same modify on my Traveller #1: I coated the stearing wheel with insulating tape and now it looks like more similar to the real one used in the movie "Collier & Co."
   Coming soon I will work on the chassis to improve the rear part: I will execute the same modify I applied on the Lee1.

Posted by: Fabiano on Thu 9/18/2008 at 12:20   02

Tags: traveller, improve, modify, improvements, insulating, increase, stearing, finished, similar, collier

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2008/09/20 Max Pujol says:
Bellissimo il volante, ora è molto più realistico. Hai tagliato l'isolante a strisce piccole?

Belli anche i sedili in stoffa, quel passaggio credo di essermelo perso.
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2008/09/21 Fabiano says:
Ciao Gigi, ho tagliato una striscia di nastro isolante larga poco più di un millimetro e lunga circa 15 cm e poi l'ho arrotolata lungo la corona del volante.
I sedili in stoffa li ho fatti 2 mesi fa (mi pare) e per realizzarli ho utilizzato dei vecchi stracci per la polvere.
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