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a trick i use for punching rivits
to do this you must mark the rivit position on the back of the piece
then i round the end of a nail and put the card piece face down on a cutton board, and punch each rivit lightly takes a little practice, but works great when you get it going the other way i've had success with is make the rivit heads from bakable clay bake little balls of the right size, cut in half... you usually get one useable rivit per ball for nut heads i get plastic hex rod in a variety of small sizes, then i slice them off at the right thickness |
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Really good looking model!
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Seeing this model made me remember when i working in tracks for a model IS-7 tank, It was very difficult to do. Nice job on this model
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tanks guys,
Indeed, making the tracks was not a good experience. @kentyler nice tip ; but I confess, I'm lazy I'm buying rivet
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Awesome work.
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