Rc boat driver figures

Sales will be first come first served as this is not a High-Tech store. The date and time of your emails set the priorities. Description Price 0 RD1 Standing fastening helmet. Pictured on a YZF R1. Andretti Type 8. Elford Type 7. Ickx Type 6. Bellof Type 5. Amon Type 3. Bandini Type 2.

Gurney Type 1. Type 4. Type 3. Type 2. Will fit the Ferrari C2. Driver figure, Steve McQueen standing with loose helmet. White metal. Driver figure standing, waving with with helmet in hand Decals for Mansell. Driver figure standing with one foot raised Decals for Senna.

Gilles Villeneuve, two bodies and arm parts for different posses in car. While the helmet dries, position the torso in its proper mounting place and trace around it. Cut and shape a plywood or plastic plate to fit inside the cutout in the torso. Now attach the dude with a stainless steel sheet metal screw up through the mount location and into the torso plate I'd also use a drop of adhesive so he doesn't rotate. You're done! Back to the removable version:.

Bond the torso plate to the deck with silicone, CA, or epoxy. Bend a retaining clip from a pushrod wire as shown and attach it to the o-ring. Attach the o-ring to the helmet eyehook. Thread the o-ring and clip through the torso neck hole and fish it out the bottom of the torso. Now poke the retaining clip through the mounting hole and grab it with pliers from below; pull the o-ring taught until the clip turns perpendicular and hooks under the deck.

Position the dude over the torso plate, turn his head any which way you want and you're done! With the removable construction, I was able to tuck their shirts up into the torso, then snap them over the torso mount plate. Ken's not manly enough for tattoos, but with helmets on, my drivers are studs who needed them — so I used paint markers.

If you want or need to bend their arms, use a heat gun, mini-torch, or boiling water to warm the appendage, bend to the desired position and quench in cold water while holding the proper position.