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Hi,
i'm still working on the orientation of 3d model based on some reference dimensions. Regards Ozgur http://lh4.google.com/ozgur.tan/Rz3l...0/sideview.jpg http://lh3.google.com/ozgur.tan/Rz3o...s800/front.jpg |
It has been long time since i've sent some update about project
I'm ready to start bodyshell from Scratch I've decited to go classic woodenbuck way to built model. I'm working on hardtop with integrated a-pillar & windscreen a la factory five '33 hotrod Regards Ozgur @ istanbul |
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Ozgur, Do you mean something integrated like the AC Mamba???? http://www.seriouswheels.com/pics-abc/AC-Mamba.jpg http://www.pistonheads.com/news/images/2782-01.jpg |
G'day John
Yes similar to mamba (but removable) i'm not sure for fastback style i'll follow dragonsnake style hardtop with integrated windscreen and a-pillar and for summer wraparound lexan or single racing windscreen Regards Ozgur |
Hmmm...what about a LeMans hardtop like on this here Kirkham? That would be cool....
http://www.kirkhammotorsports.com/28...89lemans03.jpg http://www.kirkhammotorsports.com/28...89lemans04.jpg |
Here is the some pictures of my work in progress wooden buck
http://lh5.ggpht.com/ozgur.tan/SN6Wi...0/250-buck.jpg http://lh6.ggpht.com/ozgur.tan/SN6dR...0/260-buck.jpg |
Ozgur,
Very cool....what software are you using to create this? I seem to recall that you have produced a number of cool images using various products...very talented! JM |
i'm using rhino3d for mac os x
you remember 100% about different applications that i've used couple of my posts that contains screenshots disappear because of server problem of clubcobra.com some time ago i'll add those missing pictures asap Ozgur |
Looks like you are doing a similar project like I do (if I understood right).
I made first wooden/foam (polyurethane) buck and finally pull a mold out of that (not completly ready yet). I spent a lot of time trying to make that plug surface perfect and that is a nightmare if you have wood/foam plug like I have. My main problem was that no matter how nice surface you make that wood sections will be visble after few days. Wood and foam just act differently in different temperature/moisture etc. If I started now all over again I would add few layer of glass mat after rough finish of foam. That could made that plug more solid so that there is allways same material under filler. If you like to know more about my project send me a mail. There is also some pictures about my plug/mold in my callery. |
G'day jberg
My initial plan was to use 5axis cnc to mill epoxyputty and make model/mould, same as we do for motoryacht and automotive projects. But, i would like to go with sections that will be cnc cut. Good luck with your project Regards Ozgur @ istanbul |
G'day to all,
I would like to give an update about project next week wooden sections will be cut using CNC machine Bodyshell and hardtop material will be carbonfiber w/ vinyl ester (or w/ epoxy) opening panels will be aluminium (doors, hood, trunk) I'm gonna post some pictures soon Regards Ozgur |
Hi Ozgur
Nice to see that your project is on track. Have you some idea how thick these mold wall's should be? Or what is your opininon that should these molds be rock solid or have some flexibility? I have about 5 layers of 450g shopped matt, plus one layer 600g rowing matt (top layer) plus some "stiffering beam's" near of parting lines. I just don't know is this enought but I know that this is not even near of rock solid yet. BTW. Good day at least here in north. All roads are frozen in mornings and my car go side way in every corner. It could be "interesting" drive a cobra these days here... |
Hi Ozgar,
I believe you may have known my old friend Cem in Istanbul. If I'm correct, please contact me! Thanks, Bruce Allison malibruce@earthlink.net |
CSX2396 style........:p
http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d...6-SAAC33-3.jpg |
Hi Jeff
I'm not big fan of this very unique rear fender style. I still prefer usrrc/fia or slabside style Ozgur Quote:
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first batch of sections has been cnc cut from 20 mm plywood
I'll send pictures of buck asap http://lh6.ggpht.com/_V7qa_5pfXNo/SR...a-postalar.jpg |
oo yea
all sections from 20 mm plywood has been cut http://lh5.ggpht.com/_V7qa_5pfXNo/SR...d-20081113.jpg http://lh3.ggpht.com/_V7qa_5pfXNo/SR...d-20081113.jpg |
i'm tired but feel good.
some pictures from my work today regards Ozgur http://lh4.ggpht.com/_V7qa_5pfXNo/SS...k-20081117.jpg http://lh4.ggpht.com/_V7qa_5pfXNo/SS...k-20081117.jpg http://lh4.ggpht.com/_V7qa_5pfXNo/SS...k-20081117.jpg |
Slab side if you want the sleeper. FIA if you want to run wide tires. Deffination of the FIA is a "slab side on steroids".
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