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neo914-6
I built a form with polycarbonate sheet in wood:
neo914-6
It's hard to see with my camera phone pic, but the surface is near perfect.

on to the fender transitions...
banksyinoz
that looks awesome boldblue.gif

i have been following ur thread with much interest great work beerchug.gif
Trevorg7
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Nice work Felix.

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jonwatts
and that is how you do that smile.gif
mrdezyne
I can't wait to see this thing! Your project is my number one inspiration for asthetic design....
neo914-6
After fabricating the profile, I cut a separate length to extend to the fenders and then formed some wheel opening flanges. Since the fender was not straight, I had to fill the highs and fillet the lows to match the the gentle "S" curve. I fabricated plastic coated cardboard plugs for the fiberglass intercooler intakes and then bonded them in the rockers.
lybones
QUOTE(neo914-6 @ Nov 11 2006, 01:48 PM) *

After fabricating the profile, I cut a separate length to extend to the fenders and then formed some wheel opening flanges. Since the fender was not straight, I had to fill the highs and fillet the lows to match the the gentle "S" curve. I fabricated plastic coated cardboard plugs for the fiberglass intercooler intakes and then bonded them in the rockers.




Awesome work, Felix!
neo914-6
back tracking at bit:

I mocked up manila paper forms for the intercooler inlets

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I made negative cardboard forms and coated with adhesive shelf paper, then layed up fiberglass cloth

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