April 03, 2005
Place your T Braces in the corners of your floor.
Make sure you Hot Glue on the UNDERSIDE of your
Floor ;p |
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April 03, 2005
4 T's should be enough, combined with the Elevator
Base, to prevent the floor from caving in from the
weight of the Millenium Falcon. |
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April 03, 2005
Flip the floor around and we are ready for the floor
polish. |
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April 03, 2005
This is accomplished by covering the entire surface
with MacTac AKA D-C-FIX.
It is a vinyl plastic roll used mostly for inside
your kitchen cuboards and sold in many UGLY patterns
LOL.
The GLOSS BLACK however looks EXACTLY like the
movie set. |
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April 03, 2005
Press down on the D-C-Fix Vinyl to find out where
your Elevator walls are located. |
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April 03, 2005
Then use an X-Acto knife to slowly cut through the
CENTER of the Elevator membrane. |
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April 03, 2005
Now find 2 corners (I placed yellow dots to better
show you) and CUT TOWARDS the CENTER Slit to create
a PIZZA SLICE type of shape. |
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April 03, 2005
Pull the slice TIGHT towards the Bottom so that
you don't create Air Bubbles on the corners. |
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April 03, 2005
Your Elevator should now look like this. |
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April 03, 2005
Turn the floor upside down and TRIM OFF the Excess
D-C-Fix Vinyl using a Sharp X-Acto Knife. |
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