To fix the brake I use some fiberglass with polyester resin I let the pictures speak for themselves . Later more.
This is the Shoulder-Break I also filled it with resin and glue the fragment on top. Now it is time to fill the gap.. ... and use the surplus resin to hold the next part in place. The same procedure on the top While the arm need some time to dry, I take care of the crown. First I glue it with Loctite and than I cut a slot for an extra reinforcement. To old screws will do a good job Of course without the heads Here is the first glued with resin in place That will be strong enough The Arm is dry. Now I can start with the next steps. The Pipe is still to long. Its nothing special with a simple saw. The surface after the first grinding.
I fix the second needle like the first one. First the Glue and a slot for the reinforcement.. ..tha a bolt with some resin The arm are pretty strong. It only looks like a bad skin disease . The third needle will be more work. I cant find the part and need to rebuild it. Therefore I use a small drill... ... to mount a self-tapping screw Again without the head. To rebuild the needle I use some resin and fiberglas strings. Later more...
After another resin I start with the grinder. I hope I can go on with the Hardware. This repair... sucks.
Great fiberglass work. Good idea with the screws to reinforce the spikes. Should use the copper tube to have a real flame instead the plastic flame.
Well, I knew she was from france, but now I also know that she IS french, at least judging from the hairy armpit... Nice work thou
Today only a small Update: That was the old E14 bulb socket. Now I need to replaced it. Maybe I use some LEDs.
