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Maybe I'll wear socks to the party too.
I made the base of the headlights and the taillight, then I will make the blackout covers ....

great work Pavel!

We are speaking:
"Stupid head haunts hands!"
Every country has such wisdom...
I could not stand it and sanded the case again ....
As you can see, the result is well ..... not so deplorable ...

Fingers in the blood and like a dog's tongue sticking out ....
Removed all bumps and pores from the print.
How it looks, you can see from the "camouflage", green was the last color ....

Decided today... and did it!
I have been looking for a wire 0.6 mm copper or brass for a long time..
Then I remembered about the "Dead Man's Chest", I think everyone has one under the table, the rotor from the 550 series motor became a good wire donor.
I cut off the outer strip from photo-etching, made templates...
a little soldering and the result ...

Wow. Impresive work with those guards

In what diseased brain did these forms come .....
I don't see the logic in these twists.....

Indeed, Pavel, those headlight guards are surprisingly complicated. However, you have accomplished masterpiece of handiwork in those headlight guards.

There were versions of straight bars....
Were with a different number of rods, and a different step between them..
I broke my brain and made a collective image ....
Now I found out that blackout headlights were of three types .......
And what should I do, I sit and choose the version.
I'm not even talking about the fact that these nozzles were modified in the units ....

Until clever thoughts about headlights came into my head, I took up the door ..
I noticed that the spare wheel is inside out ... I had to putty and grind the inside of the disk - this is cooler than sex!