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1:8 BTTF DeLorean Radio Heatsink
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Product Description
This is a 1:8 scale replica of the original heatsink that sits on top of the radio on the dashboard on the Back to the Future A-car DeLorean. Replaces part 42H. Specially designed for the 1:8 scale Eaglemoss DeLorean model.
The design was made to be used with 0.28mm diameter wire, that's half as thin as the stock ones in order to preserve accuracy.
Fully tested in order to make sure it fits perfectly. Only available in the highest resolution possible, because of the small details.
Paint instructions
Prime the parts with Tamiya grey primer. Paint the electronics board (the base where the heatsink is placed on) with Vallejo Pale green (71095). Paint the outer most resistors with black, then the front side of the circuit board (the one facing the front of the car) with Vallejo Brass (70801). Also use Vallejo Brass with one drop of black to paint the central resistor.
The heatsink itself can be painted with Vallejo steel (71065) and the top part of the central transistor (the one where the wires attach to) with black.
Assembly
After installing the wire you can glue the heatsink on top of the green circuit board. Then just clip the circuit board into the dedicated holes in the radio. No screwing required.
The design was made to be used with 0.28mm diameter wire, that's half as thin as the stock ones in order to preserve accuracy.
Fully tested in order to make sure it fits perfectly. Only available in the highest resolution possible, because of the small details.
Paint instructions
Prime the parts with Tamiya grey primer. Paint the electronics board (the base where the heatsink is placed on) with Vallejo Pale green (71095). Paint the outer most resistors with black, then the front side of the circuit board (the one facing the front of the car) with Vallejo Brass (70801). Also use Vallejo Brass with one drop of black to paint the central resistor.
The heatsink itself can be painted with Vallejo steel (71065) and the top part of the central transistor (the one where the wires attach to) with black.
Assembly
After installing the wire you can glue the heatsink on top of the green circuit board. Then just clip the circuit board into the dedicated holes in the radio. No screwing required.
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