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Model is ME Confederacy. As construction continues I discovered that the cannon will sitting to low. Somehow I managed to get the deck level a fraction low. After

a lot of measuring and bouncing ideas around, I am considering laying a 2mm sub deck on top of the original sub deck. That apparently will provide a proper final deck level.

Any ideas/opinions you can offer to rectify this  problem will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks, Harley

 

Cheers, Harley<p 

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