Batman Tumbler

[Hagoth]

Wow! This is looking amazing. All your long work is paying off.

 

[Grendels]

very nice work!

 

[Dark Kyp]

thanks for your nice comments guys!

Here are the next steps:

Let's go with the outside now:

I replaced the brake disks with metal washers, they are more thin and looking better:

The conceptors of the kit have well thought of assembly. A slot is made to connect the two parts bellow. Sadly, that job has only be done on one of the two parts. So I had to remove the slot and sand everything to complete the aassembly.

Electrical part connecting the front of the tumbler to the rear part:
(positive on the left, negative on the right)

Electrical device supplying the top of the tumbler (lateral and roof lights):
The challenge is to put this:

Inside of this:

Done: ;D

Once everything is welded: light test!

The two tumblers with the rear glued:

Gluing of the plug and play connecting:
That part went realllllllyyyyyy long! The glue took a lot of time to get dry and at each negativ test, I had to remove it, sand the gluing area and start again! At the end, it works:

Everything cloed with the roof in position on the top:
Interresting fact: the optic fibers are leaking light, which is lighting the inside of the car! This was not expected, but I love that! I will protect the optic fibers from paint to save that effect!

Addind some holes in the part which are going to be upper from the shooting position:

Painting the outside parts:

Ready to get some paint!

 

[Ozzman78]

Epic detail going into this, great work.

 

[blakeh1]

Wow, excellent work so far!

 

[Grendels]

Nice work so far. And yes fiber optics can leak light. I always light block mine