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unimogrob16 07-22-2017 09:24 AM

trying to find scale bucket seats
 
Trying to find some scale highback bucket seats for my gelande II landcruiser project.
Scale is somewhere between 1/8 and 1/9.
Need to fit a 9" figure.
So, approx. size for seat is 2" wide, 2 1/2 " deep, and about 4-4 1/2 " tall.
Trying , but have not found any yet.
I don't have access to a 3d printer.
Trying to find some before I try the old fashion way, make them myself from scratch.
Thanks. Rob.

Dale_Spangler 07-22-2017 10:08 AM

Re: trying to find scale bucket seats
 
I can't really find anything either. But I do own a 3d printer. I have a few designs on hand that I can print and scale to fit your needs. I'll be more than happy to print and ship. Let me know if your interested.

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Di_Spencer 07-22-2017 10:36 AM

Re: trying to find scale bucket seats
 
You could also make them from sheet metal. If you don't want them bare metal you can pad them with craft foam.

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Dale_Spangler 07-22-2017 10:39 AM

Re: trying to find scale bucket seats
 
Had anyone ever tried to make some out of hardening clay? Just a thought.

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Di_Spencer 07-22-2017 10:49 AM

Re: trying to find scale bucket seats
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dale_Spangler (Post 5729947)
Had anyone ever tried to make some out of hardening clay? Just a thought.

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I think it would be doable but i think it would crack pretty easily and be hard to mount since you can't really screw into it.

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Dale_Spangler 07-22-2017 10:54 AM

Re: trying to find scale bucket seats
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Di_Spencer (Post 5729948)
I think it would be doable but i think it would crack pretty easily and be hard to mount since you can't really screw into it.

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Makes sense.

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J55TTC 07-22-2017 11:09 AM

Re: trying to find scale bucket seats
 
How about these?
http://www.djdesigns.eu/Landrover_Sp..._17581466.aspx


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unimogrob16 07-22-2017 11:59 AM

Re: trying to find scale bucket seats
 
maybe.
I am trying to stay away from the race car seat look.
I have bought a couple 1/10 scale seats and they are too small.
The seats in my full size landcruiser came out of a mid 90's acura.
Trying to match that look.
I will try to find a pic.

unimogrob16 07-22-2017 12:45 PM

Re: trying to find scale bucket seats
 
found pic, but cant seem to post it :(

unimogrob16 07-27-2017 08:47 PM

Re: trying to find scale bucket seats
 
my next option is to take one of my 1/10 scale seats and hack it up and make it longer,wider,taller , then make a mold of it and cast a new one.

Tossedman 07-27-2017 10:57 PM

Re: trying to find scale bucket seats
 
Try 3mm Komacel or Sintra. Check out post #51 of this thread. Toyota FJ45 longbed pickup

58_Willys 07-28-2017 06:10 AM

Re: trying to find scale bucket seats
 
High density foam can be carved easily, and can be made into any shape and size you can imagine. It's cheap, and it comes with enough to make more if you mess one up. Once you paint it with the proper spray paint, they will look surprisingly realistic.

I have these from ebay, but they might be a little too small for your application, but offer an idea for design. These could be done easily with the foam method.

unimogrob16 07-29-2017 06:20 PM

Re: trying to find scale bucket seats
 
Have not used that product before. Have to get some. If I can cut it, shape it and sand it, I will give it a try.


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