DoctorPan Posted Friday at 11:03 Author Posted Friday at 11:03 The first build, one of JM' MGWR meat/fish vans. Have another one that is next in line, I might finish that one off with the rebuilt doors 9
DoctorPan Posted Friday at 11:28 Author Posted Friday at 11:28 6 minutes ago, Galteemore said: Very neat soldering ! I must confess, it's just superglue and the excellent design of kit! 1 1
Galteemore Posted Friday at 11:36 Posted Friday at 11:36 Well done - I wouldn't be brave enough to use superglue !!
Broithe Posted Friday at 11:58 Posted Friday at 11:58 20 minutes ago, Galteemore said: Well done - I wouldn't be brave enough to use superglue !! Stick to what you know best - or don't stick to it... You get a very clear alert, if you're going to solder your hand to the bench... 3 1
DoctorPan Posted Friday at 12:48 Author Posted Friday at 12:48 1 hour ago, Galteemore said: Well done - I wouldn't be brave enough to use superglue !! And vise versa for me! But I do say it is down to the excellent kit design by John that gave me the confidence to glue. Lovely mechnaical tabs and slots. And I didn't fold it up the wrong way this time unlike the tin vans helped 4
jhb171achill Posted Friday at 21:29 Posted Friday at 21:29 Excellent! I've several of JM Design "tin vans" and they are superb. Inclined to get one of the above after seeing yours. 1
GSR 800 Posted Friday at 22:13 Posted Friday at 22:13 42 minutes ago, jhb171achill said: Excellent! I've several of JM Design "tin vans" and they are superb. Inclined to get one of the above after seeing yours. The Fish Vans, along with the Horsebox are lovely little kits, well designed. I soldered the main and glued the detail! 1
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