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Making the First Mould! - Group C MR-2 Build Ep: 02 (Patreon)

Published:
2025-10-26 04:46:04
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2025-10-26 09:02:00
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And the long format sanding content is back.Cutting it quite close with this one, only about 2 hours left until it goes live on youtube and I've still got subtitles to translate, timestamps to make, and I still haven't made a proper thumbnail although I could just use this placeholder.

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microcomputerrobot

Sitting in the sun in Hurghada while on holiday watching the new video with coffee and cigarettes. Perfect morning. Thank you, already made my day complete.

Josef Fousek

Looks like giant model kit, maybe print some more for those who want 1:1 MR-C in their living room :D Great vid, looking for the next updates, you are really living a dream

Tofu Auto Works

That definitely sounds a lot better than sitting here in the cold working away at my computer haha. But hopefully tomorrow I'll be out in the cold working on this front end

Tofu Auto Works

We are actually thinking of doing 3D printed models for people to buy, smaller scale ones like 1:24 or 1:10

Sharpey

I would definitely buy a 1:10 scale model 🤩 Your an absolute genius thank you for your work 😄

microcomputerrobot

Sorry to hear that :-/ . Your baking soda seemed to be a little pissed of looking kinda angry at the camera. I use this method also all the time baking soda and superglu is Something i learned from marty on martys matchbox makeovers.

microcomputerrobot

Amazing how good those parts come together. Looks really sick can't wait for the mould building and the actual Fiberglass Part or maybe Carbon fibre. For me those are the best parts, even better as putty and sanding. At home i will try laying carbon fibre over some parts of my Honda FK2 to get them ready to bolt on next Spring. I guess your Videos that i repeatedly watched for hours and hours will really help getting it right.

Tofu Auto Works

It was genuinely pretty surprising how little drama there was with these prints. When you print off that many without even test fitting there's always a bit of a risk that they have all twisted or something, but nah, just went together like lego. Good luck with the carbon work! There's plenty of tutorials out there so it should make things pretty easy for you.