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1957 "Ch-emi" Nomad (Now under glass)


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22 minutes ago, SfanGoch said:

Pretty close. The King Tiger also used similar fan housings.

Tiger Model Designs makes them.

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If the special effects folks who created the Millennium Falcon scrounged Panther fan housings, they'll work just fine in this swell FrankenChebby.

Hah! I thought I'd seen 'em there, too! 

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5 minutes ago, Belugawrx said:

I meant the fan should be on the other side of the Rad

but ya Great bad phone hehehe

Lol, yes the engine wouldn't fit without removal of the fan. I hope to other find a electric fan somewhere without ripping apart a perfectly good model, and/or do it the fun way and makeshift my way to a electric rad fan.

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3 hours ago, Gumball said:

Lol I'll check it out now.

Even though Johnny started out saying this was a 1/24 or 1/25 model, in the same post there it also this... So i'm pretty sure suggesting 1/25 parts sources isn't going to help. 

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Nice weathering work, btw. The paint on the body has a nice weather worn look.

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10 hours ago, Mr. Metallic said:

Even though Johnny started out saying this was a 1/24 or 1/25 model, in the same post there it also this... So i'm pretty sure suggesting 1/25 parts sources isn't going to help. 

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Nice weathering work, btw. The paint on the body has a nice weather worn look.

Thanks! And yes it is a 1/16 scale the description had a typo in it. Just noticed it and fixed it.

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Custom electric fan. Pic is sideways

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All I did was take the stock fan and glue it to a wheel backing piece off the same glue bomb charger I pulled the engine from. After that I slapped some painted wire mesh from a screen door on there. I topped off the look by using an air filter from a 1/25 scale 63 corvette as the "Electric motor".

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Makeshift fan update

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Sorry guys, I love your ideas on the fan housings, but only problem is that It would take a while for those parts to come in. I'm exited  to get this thing done, so I make shifted myself a fan similar to some of the fans you guys showed me.

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On 10/18/2018 at 11:21 AM, Mr. Metallic said:

Your fan solution works well based on the theme of the build you've got going on. It's like a guy just wanted to keep his old car running, so through a little ingenuity, threw whatever he could into it. Looking forward to seeing this one On the Shelf!

In fact it is!

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