Block 52+ with CFT
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hey habu2, thanks for taking the effort and recovering the thread! Really appreciate that! Thanks!
Hi CreepyGuy, good to have you here with us. Yeah, I was told the both the spine and CFT are pretty accurate. And yes, please share your progress with us.
cheers,
Hi CreepyGuy, good to have you here with us. Yeah, I was told the both the spine and CFT are pretty accurate. And yes, please share your progress with us.
cheers,
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Btw, there's a GAP between the fuselage & CFT. I wonder if mr.WOLF didn't seam it well, or the CFT parts was not even fit to the kit itself.
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Virsago_mk2 wrote:Btw, there's a GAP between the fuselage & CFT. I wonder if mr.WOLF didn't seam it well, or the CFT parts was not even fit to the kit itself.
Well, I have to say that this kit is not mine , they are pics from ARC and like you say, it seems to be a GAP between the fuselaje and the CFT, in fact in this picture we can see that the fit is not exact, but nothing that some putty can't fix don't you ?
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I dry fitted the CE comformals I have, an yeah they are definately not a drop fit! I hogged out of of them with my dremel in order to get some more flexibility and it seems to do the trick, but you still have to work the hell out of it.
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