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If there is a piece from GW I do not like at all, it's the tow cable from the Imperial vehicle accesory sprue.
Here it is a simple way to do your own realistic tow cables, and in nearly no time.
You'll need copper or other metallic wire. I have been so lucky to have access to a power cable with fairly thick copper strands.
If there is a piece from GW I do not like at all, it's the tow cable from the Imperial vehicle accesory sprue.
Here it is a simple way to do your own realistic tow cables, and in nearly no time.
You'll need copper or other metallic wire. I have been so lucky to have access to a power cable with fairly thick copper strands.
I take five copper strands from the cable.
I twist one end with a plier.
I'll use a chuck to clamp the other end.
I will use my trusty low speed IXO to twist the copper wires.
I firmly hold the free end with the pliers.
And start twisting the wires.
I stop once I feel the cable is twisted enough.
I cut the ends...
Now I make a loop at the ends.
Like this:
Now I take a lenght of cable plastic cover.
And cut it lenghtwise by half.
I put one half inside the loop, cutting the excess.
Now I glue it with cyanocrilate.
I use more copper wire to close the loop.
The finished loop. You can wrap the wire we have added now with a tin strip if you want a better finishing.
The finished cable.
This is how it looks once it is glued on the model.
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Well I must admit I either don't like it, but what we can do if we don't know any about this stuff to invent a substitute... we must endure the fact and keeping up with the work.
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