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According to the manufacturing machine provided by the company, the bent part of the wiring wire is supposed to be worked on later. I'm trying to get connected and working. I don't know the name of this part, but according to the drawings, it is marked with a slight curve, so I try to bend it with an iron after soaking it in water. It's not thick, so it warps easily. You need to cut it out by marking where the door is and where the window is. It was flanked with 1 mm thick walnut wood, and pear wood was used for the window rimming. After this preparation, we plan to work on the details later.. By the way, the ribs in this kit look like they have a lot of places to mend them. I need to clean up my ribs. There are a lot of steps.
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hello. I also gave up on making this kit. I'm glad you made this because I think it will be of great help to me. HAPPY New Years.
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