:lolI saw that story on TMZ just after posting here this morning and thought "I wonder if that is Seth's?". Awesome. Congrats on building such a fine vehicle and on your salethumbsup
Thanks Charles. It was the best solution to deal with the limitations of using a resin cast for the part. That original heatsink is insanely rare - as you well know. I believe only three are on fan built cars to date.
A couple of options would be to have them cast in metal and then have the interior machined out. Or just have the whole thing machined in metal.
If I wanted to bling it up, I'd hollow out that bottom a bit more and put diffusion plex and leds behind the perforated mesh.
I'd never say it's "perfect", but I'm very pleased with how they look/function. Each car is a learning experience. I always try figure out a neater way to do something or incorporate a practical real-world function.
The final challenge comes in balancing that with what was made by Kevin Pike and his crew back in 84 for the screen used cars.
Wow! I finally found something that makes me wish I'd kept my DeLorean!
She was a pig, never got over 70 MPH in her, but she was still the only car that made the "chicks" in their Corvette's "check ME out" for a change!
Great looking build!!
Fantastic car. I've seen Evan's ex-car in person and your work is always top notch, but those are the most impressive flux coils around the car I've ever seen. Do you have a link to the source you bought the parts from? I'd like to add some more substantial glow effects to one of my ex-Disney "Herbie" cars which had some rather weak neon tubes installed by the studio.