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Hi Wayne. It appears that you forgot the center screw attaching the rear suspension links to the center of the trans axle. Maybe it is just loose but I did notice it wobble a bit. My kit finally showed up and I can't wait to get crackin! Great job as always with this build!
Hi, I'm following you for the assembly of the Mercedes Fangio and I thank you for the considerable support, but I had some doubts that blocked me during the final assembly phase: in fact, before proceeding to completely close the car, I noticed that certain tubes remained without final attachment (so also seeing the instructions) and some pins of the tubes remained unused... The doubts are on the 45D, 45B (although I think it is the vent pipe), the 16H, the 16D, 18O and 16F fitting. I would be grateful if you would help me. Thank you
Similar issues for me (15I, 16H, 16D, 16F, 18O and 45D {I agree it is likely the vent pipe}). As far as I understand, 45B is connected to 30B. Any help is appreciated!
@colinfairbairn8136 - Why would you use thread lock on screws that have no movement or torque bearing on them? Unnecessary here. They wont loosen up on their own.😁
@@WorldofWayneUK They're actually stone guards but still help cut down the water splashing into the driver's face when at speed. No full face helmets when Moss and Fangio were driving back in the day!
@@mikehipperson They are a small, lightweight version of fenders/wings, which help prevent anything, liquid or solid from flying up into the drivers face.
Listen to the beyond pathetic sound of the horn and engine on the 427 Cobra. They should have limited all electronics to the lights only on these models. The sounds of the horns and engines make it seem like a kids cheap toy. Not for $1,600! They just don't match this beautiful scale model's appearance and level of detail and should be deleted on future models. Unnecessary, poor quality and detract from the high level of detail and looks. Are you listening Agora? I hope so!
I've found the engine sounds on my Partworks are pretty weak...after checking to make sure everything works, I generally never do the Engine Sounds again.
That is why in my build of the Porsche 917, I have removed the speaker and replaced it with a 3.5mm Jack female socket. It allows me to connect the sound through my HiFi system! Nice loud bassy growl!
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I just love the way Brits say bat-trees instead of bat-ter-ees! Gotta love it!
Gorgeous car. Minimal electrical stuff and pretty as a picture.
Hi Wayne. It appears that you forgot the center screw attaching the rear suspension links to the center of the trans axle. Maybe it is just loose but I did notice it wobble a bit. My kit finally showed up and I can't wait to get crackin! Great job as always with this build!
Great looking car Wayne but please get your cushion down as I cringe when you don't. Fantastic video as always. 😊
HUHUUUU
Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland..
LG Thorschti
😎😎very nice.
Hi, I'm following you for the assembly of the Mercedes Fangio and I thank you for the considerable support, but I had some doubts that blocked me during the final assembly phase: in fact, before proceeding to completely close the car, I noticed that certain tubes remained without final attachment (so also seeing the instructions) and some pins of the tubes remained unused...
The doubts are on the 45D, 45B (although I think it is the vent pipe), the 16H, the 16D, 18O and 16F fitting. I would be grateful if you would help me. Thank you
Similar issues for me (15I, 16H, 16D, 16F, 18O and 45D {I agree it is likely the vent pipe}). As far as I understand, 45B is connected to 30B. Any help is appreciated!
Great vid 🙏🙏💞💪💪🍺🍺🇦🇺🇦🇺
i would have used thread lock on the screws .
@colinfairbairn8136 - Why would you use thread lock on screws that have no movement or torque bearing on them? Unnecessary here. They wont loosen up on their own.😁
Pack 12? What happened to pack 11?
Pack 11 is the stand that is coming soon
How soon can we expect pack 3 of Optimus prime ?
Couple of weeks I think
They aren't mud guards
Im just calling em what the instructions call em
@@WorldofWayneUK They're actually stone guards but still help cut down the water splashing into the driver's face when at speed. No full face helmets when Moss and Fangio were driving back in the day!
@@mikehipperson They are a small, lightweight version of fenders/wings, which help prevent anything, liquid or solid from flying up into the drivers face.
*PromoSM*
Wayne job for today get your mat washed mate
definitely
Orr
The engine sound is rubbish 🗑.
Listen to the beyond pathetic sound of the horn and engine on the 427 Cobra. They should have limited all electronics to the lights only on these models. The sounds of the horns and engines make it seem like a kids cheap toy. Not for $1,600! They just don't match this beautiful scale model's appearance and level of detail and should be deleted on future models. Unnecessary, poor quality and detract from the high level of detail and looks. Are you listening Agora? I hope so!
That engine sound is pathetic and just a waste of time and spoils the underside of the car
I've found the engine sounds on my Partworks are pretty weak...after checking to make sure everything works, I generally never do the Engine Sounds again.
That is why in my build of the Porsche 917, I have removed the speaker and replaced it with a 3.5mm Jack female socket. It allows me to connect the sound through my HiFi system! Nice loud bassy growl!