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You can see from the above photo that the RCS nozzles were drilled out. The original molding was just a small engraved circle. Here is a before photo: The sturdy wood laminate cabinet has 2 useful cupboards that are big enough to house even the largest of external filters plus store all of your other items or equipment such as food, test kits, water conditioners and glass cleaners safely. Likewise, the removable matching hood allows plenty of access into the aquarium and provides an easy way to mount a multitude of aquarium lights. You can also see that at this point I’ve added the two underside antennas. I left the masking over the screw hole so that the upcoming clear coats will not gum up the threads. There is also some small rectangles of masking tape that are covering the area around the alignment holes for the external tanks. Those will provide a glue surface between the external tank pylons and the fuselage. Anyway, after sanding the proper profile into the inside of the stabilizer, they were glued together at the leading edge only. When that set, I added the wedge to the top of the fin. That’s a pretty short list of add ons. Some of the add ons required more work than others but it is still a short list. There were also the usual amount of modifications to various parts, like thinning the antennas, drilling out pipes an other minor changes.SeaShell Aquariums (now Seabray aquariums) heritage is well known within the aquatic hobby and is no doubt still one of the best-made aquariums money can buy! These elite aquariums are expertly built and are available in Mekong, Tiepolo and Vintage Oak wood finishes. The cabinets are 30inches high. My friend is very pleased with how it turned out and I found the whole project a fun experience. It wasn’t the easiest kit I’ve ever built, but it was enjoyable overcoming the problems along the way. I then glued on the ventral fin. It too has a gap at the fin/fuselage joint that will need filling. It also had a much larger gap at the base of the air brake on the right side. I couldn’t use filler since the air brake was a moveable surface and should have a small gap at the fuselage. I ended up gluing on a strip of .010 sytrene to fill the gap. The end result looks good.

I needed to drill out the vent pipes instead of leaving them as flat ended rods. I also added some straps over the new pipe. Practise writing the Table of 48, in the above format from 11 to 20 times and become an expert. Solved Examples This Special Hobby kit has had my interest for a few years and I'm really gonna look forward to seeing what you do with it! It has a lotta potential to be a show stopper! I saw one on Large Scale Planes many years ago wherein the builder did a superb job on the paint! Next came the landing skids. I removed them from the pour plug. They are a two piece assembly. One small piece represents the hinge where the skid is attached to the fuselage. The instructions indicate to glue the hinge to the fuselage first then glue the skid to both the hinge and the fuselage at the same time. Of course by this point I have ditched the instructions long ago. I glued the hinge to the skid and made sure they were square and lined up properly. Here is a shot of the completed parts. I think I’ll glue them on after I paint the tanks to make masking easier.At first this kit made me apprehensive for my own Special Hobby kits that I have in my stash. But after building this one, I feel that those kits will build out just fine.

The canopy didn’t give me as much trouble as I was afraid of, but it did take a fair bit of sanding, scraping and re-scribing. I finally finished the nose gear door. The scoop door required a lot of reshaping to fit the hole. I suppose it would have been less noticeable if I was modeling it with the gear down, but with gear up you have to carve quite a bit off to make it fit. Please note that Maidenhead Aquatics (t/a Rapid Aquatics Limited) is acting as a credit broker and not a lender. Finance is subject to status. Terms and Conditions apply. Applicants must be 18 or over and resident in the UK. Finance is provided by Klarna AB. Registered Office: 10 Crown Place, London, EC2A 4FT.

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Before I started work on the ventral fin, I noticed that the sides of the dorsal fin had a slight curvature. To correct it I inserted a small strip of .01 x .01 styrene.