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Wanted: Jurassic Park Airball Deflector

By CryptKeeperAUS

2 years ago

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Wanted: Jurassic Park Airball Deflector

Added: 2021-07-05 19:01:29 UTC • Ended: July 13th, 2021

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Looking for this obscure steel airball deflector from a DE Jurassic Park. Located next to the control room scoop.

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Perth, WA, AU

Quoted from GRB1959:
Unfortunately, I do not have the part that you are seeking, but I have included a photo of the sought after part for your thread.
Gord
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Thanks Gord. That's the one. In my clean up of the cab I found the other half that had snapped off.

Quoted from arakissun:
I pared two machines so I must have this,but need pic of the whole part.

Hi there,

I have added a close up photo of the part. I am also looking for the Raptor lane ball guides. Left and Right sides.

Thanks

Steve

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Quoted from ypurchn:
Did evaporust do anything to clean up your ball guides? What about fine steel wool or very high count sound paper? Like 0000 wool and then working up from 8k to 15k sand paper. Those parts look bad but appear to be intact for the most part

Thanks for the advice but the foundations are actually snapped on those lane guides with an existing bad repair on one already. I plan on getting them welded locally if I can't source a set. I use autosol polish to bring up the metal parts. Good thing about these old machines is you can bring anything back to new (or close too) with some elbow grease!

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