Red Roo/Fly Models DC-9

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Re: Red Roo/Fly Models DC-9

Postby Graeme H » Fri Apr 20, 2018 5:53 pm

Ray, it's actually not very hard, just use CA to fill the gap, a big file to begin with, then normal sanding, I have one of those Small battery powered sanders that Runway 13 used to sell.
takes me about an hour total, the engines are pretty good by themselves, attaching a resin engine may be marginally quicker though, hardest bit with that is getting the part pylon off the fuselage.
I know this from currently trying to build the Red Roo MD95 (Boeing 717 if you must), but another significant problem has stalled that one.
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Re: Red Roo/Fly Models DC-9

Postby erussell » Thu May 03, 2018 7:54 pm

Graeme made us aware of the problem and we are taking steps to address it - it was a result of non-airliner modeller meets 3D non-modeller. We will be in touch with all 717 owners when the fix is done.
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