BRAEMERE MODELS 3500G Tandem Axle Slurry Tanker Instruction Manual
- June 16, 2024
- BRAEMERE MODELS
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BRAEMERE MODELS 3500G Tandem Axle Slurry Tanker
Product Information
Specifications
- Model : 1:32 SlurryKat 3500G
- Type : Tandem Axle Tanker-Boom Kit
Product Usage Instructions
Step One – Building the Front Boom Support
- For kits purchased at Moira, trim 59 to be 15mm shorter than supplied.
- Begin by building up the front boom support.
- The end of 59 glues to the middle of 60.
- Glue a 61 on either side of 60, aligning with the same patterned section.
- The printed holster slots onto the end of 59.
- Glue the assembly to the front of the tank as illustrated.
Step Two – Constructing the Rear Boom Mount
- Fit two 47 and 48 to a 46 as illustrated.
- Add the grey printed tube part.
- Cap the assembly off with a second 46.
- Fit the assembly to the tanker by gluing it between the two brackets on the rear. Pins can be added if desired.
- Finally, add the curved feed tube to the central gate valve at the bottom of the tanker.
Step Three – Pinning the Rear Arm Sections
Using thin wire, pin the two rear arm sections together.
- With a 15mm length of wire, loop the end round to form a hole.
- Insert the unlopped end into the cylinder on the arm.
- Place the looped end into the slot on the front part.
- Use another bit of wire to pin in place.
- Glue the short 2mm silver steel rod into the bottom of the curve.
Step Four – Gluing the Plastic Tube
- Glue the plastic tube to the front of the assembly.
- At the other end of the tube, glue the curved end in place, making sure it is inline with the rear assembly.
Step Five – Attaching the Boom Assembly
- The boom assembly will now slot into the mount on the rear.
- The steel rod simply slots into the hole on the rear mount.
- Return to the main tanker instructions for painting.
Step Six – Attaching the Red Hose
- Once painted, attach the small red hose between the exit from the tanker and the mount for the boom.
- The red hose may require cutting to size.
- The boom has been painted with Hycote Aluminium effect paint.
FAQ
- Q: Can I use any other type of paint?
- A: It is recommended to use Hycote Aluminium effect paint for the boom assembly.
- Q: Do I need to add pins to the rear boom mount?
- A: Pins can be added if desired for extra stability, but they are not required.
CLEAN ALL RESIN PARTS IN WARM SOAPY WATER
The silicone release agent used in the casting process will react with paint, it must be thoroughly cleaned off before painting. This is a rough guide to using the kit. Care should be taken at each stage to make sure the model is going together cor rectly and any alterations that are not in the instructions should be carried out.
Paint : Components can be painted at any time in the build, it is a case
of what suits the builder. We tend to use Automotive spray paints such as
Halfords or Hycote or Hobby Paints like Humbrol, Revell or Tamiya.
Glue : Recommended glue is contact adhesive or super glue. Blue Lid
Gorilla Super Glue is what we prefer.
**Cleaning Resin Parts
**
To ensure proper painting, it is important to clean all resin parts in warm soapy water. The silicone release agent used in the casting process will react with paint, so it must be thoroughly cleaned off before painting.
Instructions
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Step One
First issue kits purchased at Moira, you will need to trim 59 15mm shorter than supplied.
Begin by building up the front boom support. The end of 59 glues to the middle of 60. A 61 glues either side of 60 aligning with the same patterned section. The printed holster slots onto the end of 59. Glue the assembly to the front of the tank as illustrated. -
Step Two
Construct the rear boom mount. Begin by fitting the two 47 and 48 to a 46 as illustrated, Then add the grey printed tube part.
Finally cap the assembly off with a second 46.
Fit to the tanker by gluing it between the two brackets on the rear, you can add pins if desired. Finally add the curved feed tube to the central gate valve at the bottom of the tanker -
Step Three
Using the thin wire pin the two rear arm sections together. With a 15mm length of wire loop the end round to form a hole. Insert the unlopped end into the cylinder on the arm, place the looped end into the slot on the front part and then use another bit of wire to pin in place. Glue the short 2mm silver steel rod into the bottom of the curve (green wire in this photo since replaced with silver rod) -
Step Four
Glue the plastic tube to the front of the assembly, at the other end of the tube glue the curved end in place making sure it is inline with the rear assembly. -
Step Five
The boom assembly will now slot into the mount on the rear. The steel rod simply slots into the hole on the rear mount. Return to the main tanker instructions now for painting -
Step Six
Once painted attach the small red hose between the exit from the tanker and the mount for the boom. The red hose may require cutting to size. The boom has been painted with Hycote Aluminium effect paint.