D.I.Y Intercooler
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D.I.Y Intercooler
Originally made by Jazzden.
Materials (1-3 can be found at hobbyshops):
1. Strip Styrene No. 131, 8408 and 226
2. Sheet Styrene No. 4543
3. Silver paint marker
4. Double-sided tape
5. Glue
Equipment:
1. Hobby knife
2. Ruler
Alrighty… Items in place… Let’s begin!
Step 1
Using the ruler, roughly measure out how big an intercooler to fit the air-intake vent, then using the Sheet Styrene No. 4543, cut out a piece.
Step 2
Then using the Strip Styrene No. 131, cut pieces that will fit into the length of the Sheet Styrene done in Step 1, painting the strips silver.
Step 3
Stick the strips in Step 2 onto the sheet in Step 1.
Step 4
Then using the Strip Styrene No. 8408, cut pieces that will fit the border of the Sheet Styrene done in Step 1 (2 along the length, 2 along the breadth), painting them silver.
Step 5
Using the Strip Styrene No. 226, cut 2 pieces out, and then bending each piece slightly. Paint it silver as well. These will form the coolant pipes.
Step 6
Now stick the 4 pieces in Step 4 and the 2 pipes in Step 5 onto what you have in Step 3.
Alrighty guys! The intercooler is basically done! Now for the final step!
Step 7
Using double-sided tape, stick the intercooler onto the foam bumper on the chassis… And there you go!
Materials (1-3 can be found at hobbyshops):
1. Strip Styrene No. 131, 8408 and 226
2. Sheet Styrene No. 4543
3. Silver paint marker
4. Double-sided tape
5. Glue
Equipment:
1. Hobby knife
2. Ruler
Alrighty… Items in place… Let’s begin!
Step 1
Using the ruler, roughly measure out how big an intercooler to fit the air-intake vent, then using the Sheet Styrene No. 4543, cut out a piece.
Step 2
Then using the Strip Styrene No. 131, cut pieces that will fit into the length of the Sheet Styrene done in Step 1, painting the strips silver.
Step 3
Stick the strips in Step 2 onto the sheet in Step 1.
Step 4
Then using the Strip Styrene No. 8408, cut pieces that will fit the border of the Sheet Styrene done in Step 1 (2 along the length, 2 along the breadth), painting them silver.
Step 5
Using the Strip Styrene No. 226, cut 2 pieces out, and then bending each piece slightly. Paint it silver as well. These will form the coolant pipes.
Step 6
Now stick the 4 pieces in Step 4 and the 2 pipes in Step 5 onto what you have in Step 3.
Alrighty guys! The intercooler is basically done! Now for the final step!
Step 7
Using double-sided tape, stick the intercooler onto the foam bumper on the chassis… And there you go!
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