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Fit the countersunk plastic screw (22) in the threaded insert (11), then glue the insert
in the top of the fin as shown, again using cyano. Remove the plastic screw again.
The fuselage shells (1) and (2) are now ready for joining. To be on the safe side,
repeat the check of the servos and the motor (without propeller), and temporarily fit
the pushrods (16) and (18) in the outer sleeves to ensure that they slide smoothly.
The photo shows the fuselage shells (1) and (2) ready for joining.
The first step in joining the shells is to offer them up "dry" (no glue). It is a good idea
to secure the loose cables temporarily with tape to avoid them getting caught in the
joint.
Caution: the next procedure demands your full concentration. Take great care
to avoid glue getting onto the area of the rudder hinge. Keep some absorbent
kitchen paper to hand so that you can wipe away excess cyano immediately.
Tip: if you are not an experienced model builder, avoid using activator spray for this
procedure. Instead tape the fuselage shells together and leave the assembly while
the glue sets hard; this may take several hours.
The canopy
Glue the canopy retainer clip (12) in the fuselage as shown, and glue the mating
spigot (14) in the canopy (13).
Allow the glue to harden fully before fitting the canopy on the fuselage. Tip: if the
retainer clip (12) grips too strongly for comfort, bend the two claws outwards, working
gently and evenly.
GRAUPNER GmbH & Co. KG D-73230 KIRCHHEIM/TECK GERMANY
Änderungen vorbehalten! Keine Haftung für Druckfehler! Id.-Nr. 0060560 12/2009
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