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So, I managed to sort my Rubies mod to the standard I thought would be okay, and then I went and did this...

bollocks.jpg

 

That was roughly from waist height ( I'm 5' 8") so I just thought I'd warn you all about clumsiness with your bucket.

 

please bear it in mind, but that it's NOT a crack or ripple in the paint (it's not easy to see) but that's straight through the plastic on the face..

 

Slightly annoyed doesn't cover it. :angry:

 

Time to start fixing it then...

 

Posted

ow dude

now an excuse to fibreglass the inside of the face plate!!

 

isopon/bondo fixes everything ;P

Posted

Chin up mate it ;) It is fixible, as Nathan seid fiberglass the face plate and a bit of filler and a bit of spray and alls good mate

Posted

Thanks guys.

Like 'Fluxx said, it's more annoying than terminal...

On a positive, it gives me the chance to fix all the little bits I wasn't completely happy with... ;)

Watch this space then... :lol:

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

repair1.jpg

 

repair3.jpg

 

from busted to repaired in two easy photo's...

 

Apart from the fact I've run out of hot-glue (it's on order), repairs progressing well.

 

again, not terminal, jus bl@@dy frustrating...

 

Cheers y'all.

 

 

 

 

  • 3 weeks later...
Posted

bucketrepair.jpg

 

There ya go... :lol:

Some of the snout needs tidying a bit, and there's still a lot of polishing to do, but that's the main break sorted.

 

Changing a few bits as well as the repair, including new bolts, tidying up the back "windows" and adding a few shinier decals, but I thought you'd all like to see it without a dirty great crack through the middle. ;)

 

Cheers,

Rich.

Posted

Nice fix. Snout needs to be cleaned up a little though.

 

Posted

Yep. :lol:

Basically where I masked the snout up for the respray ended up taking some of the humbrol off, and my hands weren't exactly steady when I touched it up.

Still, easily fixed, but preferably when my hands aren't tired... ;)

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