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Use warm water, not too hot at first. Try to increase water temp, if it doesn't bend. I would not use open fire

I consider it done - completed pics here.

1992 Lotus 102D Ford (Mexican GP)
- base Tamiya 102D kit
- decal set from S27 + various self made ALPS decals
- S27 brake set and PE set
- some small bits scratch built or CAD constructed and 3D printed here and there

1991 Lotus 102B Judd (Japan GP) - modified Tamiya 102B kit to late season spec - decal set from Studio27 + various self made ALPS decals - S27 brake set and PE set - front suspension pickups and some small parts constructed in CAD and 3D printed - modified side pods and undertray img_0482.jpg img_04...

After several years working on and off, I finally finished my triple Lotus project. 1990 Lotus 102 Lamborghini (Japan GP) - scratch build using mostly a Tamiya 102B kit - decal set from S27 + various self made ALPS decals - S27 brake set - Lambo engine and front suspension pickups constructed in CAD...

Great! I like it! More fun than any Formula One race over the last 20 years or so

Thanks for the comments. There can't be many chassis types that have run three different engines can there? There even was a Lotus 102C equipped with an Isuzu F1 engine. Only some tests were run, but not many pictures can be found. is the rest of the Lotus 102 conversion available in printable 3D? (...

After another break I'm trying to complete this project soon. So here's the current progress: Some parts are printed on my new 3D DLP printer, which is really awesome... I feel like only the sky is the limit now :D All together: img_0447.jpg 102 completely wired: img_0448.jpg img_0449.jpg 102B engin...

daniel wrote:Other than that it's model, slice print and yes it's that easy.

Does the Anycubic Photon work with .gcode slice files or just it's own file format? I'm still uncertain of buying an Photon, Photon S or maybe an Elegoo Mars printer...

Very nice and clean! For some reasons the Tamiya 102D kit is missing the correct electronic parts on top of the gearbox. But you filled the gap