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    1. Kit: , by (Super Moderator) Mario Lucchini is offline
      Builder Last Online: Jun 2011 Show Printable Version Email this Page
      Model Scale: 1/8 Rating:  (2 votes - 5.00 average) Thanks: 0
      Started: 12-19-10 Build Revisions: Never  
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      Hy boys..............just for the fun of it, and to take a rest of my motorcycle building for my client, I decided to scratchbuild a 1/12 scale lathe, based loosely on a vintage American lathe from 1890....I just love machines, and the older the better!

      I thought to begin that, if I could succesfully make a scale faceplate for the lathe, with "T slots" and everything, I would be on my way.....

      Take a look....

      My hand gives the scale of it....

      Most of the model will be done in acrilic plate and styrene Mini-micro lathe , using many bevels and putty Mini-micro lathe fillets to give the impression (Once painted) of cast parts....

      By the way, this little beast will be a fully working model....


      To be continued.....

      Mario

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      Mini-micro lathe-pc180054-jpg  Mini-micro lathe-pc180055-jpg  Mini-micro lathe-pc180056-jpg  Mini-micro lathe-pc180057-jpg 


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  1. hot ford coupe's Avatar VIP/Sponsor
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    Mario, you always build the coolest models. You have definitely gone outside the box. There's nothing so beautiful as well turned and polished parts. I'm totally in awe here.
    Sometimes a handful of patience is worth more than a truck load of brains. Have the courage to trust your own beliefs. Don't be swayed by those with louder voices. W.S. Maugham :)
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    I'm taken back by what you have created. Masterful does not do justice to what you do.
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  3. ScaleMotorcars's Avatar Administrator
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    Mario, have you considered taking this down to the local foundry and have them sand Mini-micro lathe cast the parts in Iron?
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  4. jamewatson's Avatar Active Member
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    Hey Mario you have done a great job, it is really very nice work, I appreciate to your work, I like it very much, thanks for sharing a nice pics of your work.
    QUOTE QUOTE #35

  5. m4teo's Avatar Active Member
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    haha, Very cool build! :))))



    Can only see the first pictures thou :(
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    Mateo, Mario pass away a few months ago. RIP
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    Oh... Sorry to hear that.
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