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I'm working on this ship right now, but it didn't come with instructions in English for some reason (the blue book of instructions seems to be entirely in Italian), i can follow the pictures, as well as your posts, but do you still have yours by any chance and the ability to scan them?
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Bulkhead I have a very basic question so that I don't stuff up before I've barely started. I know my bulkhead peices need to be at right angles, but should I be lining them up at the top or the bottom? I have started lining them up at the top, but the bottoms don't line up, is this normal? I think they should be lined up at the top, but I'm going to pause for an answer before I continue.
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I have a very basic question so that I don't stuff up before I've barely started. I'm building the US Constellation from Artwsania. I know my bulkhead peices need to be at right angles, but should I be lining them up at the top or the bottom? I have started lining them up at the top, but the bottoms don't line up, is this normal?
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