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| IRONHIDE'S DRIVER Join Date: Oct 2011 Posts: 966 Location: ON THE MOVE WITH MIRAGE AND SIDESWIPE Collection Count: 47, and counting! | Looks interesting. I thought about this, but I don't know how to do electronics and wiring, so I put my Ark back in the box ![]() ![]() "There'll be no more Hail Megatrons from you!" |
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| Show accuracy's overrated ![]() Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 3,393 Location: Maple Grove, MN Collection Count: Ever changing... | Quote:
![]() I think this is a good toy for a beginner with LEDs, like me. There seems to be plenty of room to fit wires and such. I'm just a bit worried about how difficult it will be to take apart the sides to run the wires through to the LEDs... | |
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| Terrorcon Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 1,563 Location: nyc Collection Count: if i cant count it.. lol alot | looks pretty cool, its funny i had a idea the other day to buy this ship and just paint it to look movie-ish/gen. 1 like.. and just put it on my shelf.. (not caring about the playset stuff) |
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| Show accuracy's overrated ![]() Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 3,393 Location: Maple Grove, MN Collection Count: Ever changing... | Quote:
![]() I've got the two outside ones all wired up, with the left side closed. I should have taken the two sides apart before gluing in the LED and putting in the tape. They came apart right in the middle of the boosters. Fortunately it wasn't hard to pull them apart... | |
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| Show accuracy's overrated ![]() Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 3,393 Location: Maple Grove, MN Collection Count: Ever changing... | Last night I wired the LEDs on each side together. Later on I'll put Apoxie Sculpt on those connections to make them stronger, like I did for the first wire connections. But first I'll need to connect the switch and battery board to the same wires... I also started dremeling a space for the switch and batteries to go inside that little "prison." I'll cut a hole on the floor of it so the switch will be accessible on the outside, and the batteries should be easily replaceable... |
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| Autobot Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 2,148 Collection Count: More than I want my wife to know | Looking good Henry!
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| Show accuracy's overrated ![]() Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 3,393 Location: Maple Grove, MN Collection Count: Ever changing... | |
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| Show accuracy's overrated ![]() Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 3,393 Location: Maple Grove, MN Collection Count: Ever changing... | I finished dremeling out the area for the switch and battery board. I also soldered and apoxie sculpted the LEDs on one side together. Next I'll do the other side... |
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| Show accuracy's overrated ![]() Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 3,393 Location: Maple Grove, MN Collection Count: Ever changing... | I got the other side all soldered together and sealed with Apoxie Sculpt. Lesson learned: Solder the wires before gluing the LED in place. The wires on the first LED had broken off since I last worked on this, so I had to cut and drill out the old LED and replace it. Fortunately Matt supplied me with spares! Next I'll work on routing the wires through to the switch board and attaching them! |
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| Herald of Unicron Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 2,726 Location: In your closet and under your bed Collection Count: forgot how many | how will SP fit in the cockpit? |
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