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woah,
these will be hard to make, u want these on a Bburago rite?? or If u put on a car with rotors that are fixed,just mould the caliper and glue it on
 
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castrol_supra_gt said:
It's actually the Aston Martin DB7 by Maisto that I hope to make them for. Unfortunately it'll be more difficult to make the brake calipers as the discs rotate with the wheels.
oh ok,
that's gonna be tough. I think i know a way to do it, first , there has to be a way to separate the rim from the brake disc,u need to attach a bit to the caliper that connects it to the steering rack( the rod that connects to the brake disc) and make sure the caliper has a bit of clearance to the disc so the wheel can still spin freely, then re-attach the wheel. If u are confused by this, have a look @ one of ur AUTOart's steering/brake system.

I can't help with making the caliper.

Hope that helps and good luck with the mod :cheers

post some pics when it's done, If u can post pics of "in progress" so others can learn how to do this in the future :cheers
 
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Nothing is impossible, but dang, this may come close to the impossible. :confused

Would it be easier to just swap a caliper and disk from another model. :confused
 
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The rear calipers of my Hot Wheels 550M come off, so if you find one cheap you can use it as a parts car. However It'll be pretty hard to modify them into front calipers. while leaving your steering system intact.
You could also cut and bend some sheet metal(possibly from a Coke can or something) to fit to the hub and have the general outline of the caliper and then layer it to give it some texture and a 3D effect. Just a thought.
 
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