Laura,
Look at what Jenny wrote before on using foil. Gently remove the Royal fenders and attach them to the kit they were designed for.
OK, now this is what I did a long time ago. Being frugal (actually broke back then) I used some medium thickness aluminum from a restaurant take out container and cut it into strips.
This was placed over the pattern I needed (in my case it is the now long OOP Elefant Pz III replacement fender plates). I taped the sides to the pattern and rubbed them. The tape was added after becoming REALLY frustrated when the foil kept moving and messing up the impression. So, learn from my experience.
I did not fill the bottom of the fender since it had the reverse dimple effect I wanted. I found photo-etch runner left overs which I bent into L channels (you can do this with sheet plastic or ready made profile plastic from Plastruct or Evergreen). I made new fender frames a section at a time. This was glued to the kit then the fender plates added.
PM me, I may have something but I need to check.
In the meantime, work on the turret so the time invested is too much for you to DARE throw it against the wall!
B)
Regards,
Look at what Jenny wrote before on using foil. Gently remove the Royal fenders and attach them to the kit they were designed for.
OK, now this is what I did a long time ago. Being frugal (actually broke back then) I used some medium thickness aluminum from a restaurant take out container and cut it into strips.
This was placed over the pattern I needed (in my case it is the now long OOP Elefant Pz III replacement fender plates). I taped the sides to the pattern and rubbed them. The tape was added after becoming REALLY frustrated when the foil kept moving and messing up the impression. So, learn from my experience.
I did not fill the bottom of the fender since it had the reverse dimple effect I wanted. I found photo-etch runner left overs which I bent into L channels (you can do this with sheet plastic or ready made profile plastic from Plastruct or Evergreen). I made new fender frames a section at a time. This was glued to the kit then the fender plates added.
PM me, I may have something but I need to check.
In the meantime, work on the turret so the time invested is too much for you to DARE throw it against the wall!
B)
Regards,