This depends on what parts you're working on. In some cases like the fuselage you'd probably want to paint the parts before assembly. Other things like the cockpit you may want to paint as a sub-assembly and install them as a unit.

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Most superglues will work on styrene plastic, but if you 're not an experienced modeler your best bet is probably to stick with the more common tube or liquid glue for plastics. There are a wide variety of superglues available ranging from water thin to gel and drying times from instant to slow sett...

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Due to the large expanse of plastic involved with the molding process of the wing, there can sometimes be a slight deformity during the cooling process of the plastic. This should not be a problem as usually wrapping rubber bands around the assembly and letting the glue dry will correct the problem....

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The tooling for this model is used in more than one kit. Therefore on occasion, certain parts may be left on the tree for convenience in the production process. Consider the extra parts a bonus and throw them in your spare parts box for future projects!

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You should be able to simply lean the shocks forward to make contact and glue them in place.

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What you have are called ”waterslide ” decals. In order to apply these decals to your model, you 'll need to cut out the decal that you want to apply from the decal sheet. Using a small dish or container of luke warm water, dip the decal in the water and set it down on a paper towel.

The water wil...

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There are two different sizes of tires in the kit, but you have to pay close attention. Part #’s 150 & 180 are front tires. Part #’s 160 & 170 are rear tires. At first glance they appear to be the same, but if you look closely you’ll notice that the rear tires are just a little bit wider than the fr...

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