SPA Modeler

I usually build two parts out of four first then join the two assemblies. For instance, floor, back door, and left side; then top, front, and right side. Then do the final join after the glue is well set. Something I often do building RC planes.

Dragline wrote:Yap Yap Yap Yap Yap.... Get on with it my bloke...


Is it finished or what?

Naw, fitting the front cap. But, thanks for asking!

jeaton01 wrote:I usually build two parts out of four first then join the two assemblies. For instance, floor, back door, and left side; then top, front, and right side. Then do the final join after the glue is well set. Something I often do building RC planes.

That sounds like good ideas. I’ll keep that in mind, as there may be others.

LyleW wrote:

Dragline wrote:Yap Yap Yap Yap Yap.... Get on with it my bloke...


Is it finished or what?

Naw, fitting the front cap. But, thanks for asking!

I needed a good chuckle

Probably be more laughs tomorrow when I pop it all apart and start over. But, I’m okay with that.

Wow, I love watching this Lyle! You're doing an exceptional job despite the issues. Keep on truckin' man!

Well, not really, but thanks. It looked great until I tried to fit the the rear doors.

DeBonder, James DeBonder.....

Okay, the trailer box is apart and I am now cleaning up the leftover glue mounds and joints. j

Anyone have a good method for removing the last of the residue from the debonder?

Uh oh.... what happened?

it wasn't square. had a 1/8" twist in it, so the rear doors would not fit properly. Going back together now.