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Two items. First the kitbash/corrective surgery. I think we're both pointing you in the same direction. Sometimes manufacturers generate a kit that doesn't follow published plans. They're close, but sometimes parts are cast to ensure ease of removal from molds, in a plastic kit, or structures are simplified for ease of construction in a wood kit. What's the modeler to do? He does corrective surgery or kit bashing to make it look more like the photos he's using to build with. Sometimes you add extra parts, sometimes you may have to modify or adjust parts. It's all part of being a model builder versus an assembler. Second item, orientation of the conning tower: The halfmoon projection on the lower part, facing the stack area, should be on the forward side of the tower. At least that's what the picture in post 20 shows.
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Follow you pictorial evidence for the tower. May be doing some kitbashing to correct this.
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Fordson N roadless tractor by RGL - Plus Model - 1/35 - RESIN
Canute replied to RGL's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
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Vertigo can be very debilitating, especially for an aviator. Big cause for grounding. Thankfully its normally a temporary condition.
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