instructions for mounting 737 max. - Page 2

**cfuruti** · #11 12-17-2019, 09:22 PM

Well, I'm assuming you are referring to the B 737 MAX at http://www.papermodelers.com/forum/v...le&fileid=5923

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Originally Posted by felipermfalcao

I never built any. I have doubts in the smaller parts. where to put each thing, the last page for example, what is it for?

The white strips at the last page are reinforcements used to connect parts.
Regarding instructions, the author left his Instagram contact, so you can ask gajet directly. But it looks like that model is actually a repaint of Jules Perdana's B737-900, with most changes due to the MAX's uprated engines. Take a look at KLM Boeing 737-900 Paper Model which has instructions and Jules's original PDF, and compare the parts.

**Mike1158** · #12 12-18-2019, 05:29 AM

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Originally Posted by cfuruti

Cut him some slack, English is probably not the OP's native language. Perhaps he confused English to mount with Portuguese montar (= to build, to assemble, to put together).
Felipe, next time you need assistance with a particular model, please add some reference - in this case, a direct link would be more helpful than your description.

Not having a go at anyone, just explaining that I missed his point is all.

**cfuruti** · #13 12-18-2019, 11:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Mike1158

Not having a go at anyone, just explaining that I missed his point is all.

I'm certain that's the case. To be honest, when I saw the OP (at the time I had no time to look for the model) I thought "No, mount can't be right". Why? I'm from Brazil too...

**felipermfalcao** · #14 12-18-2019, 11:42 AM

Guys, I used google translate to translate from portuguese to english.

When downloading a papercraft file and clipping, the next phase would be MOUNT, but not horse riding. It would be something like
assemble ... kkkk

**felipermfalcao** · #15 12-18-2019, 11:44 AM

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Originally Posted by cfuruti

Well, I'm assuming you are referring to the B 737 MAX at ...

The white strips at the last page are reinforcements used to connect parts.
Regarding instructions, the author left his Instagram contact, so you can ask gajet directly. But it looks like that model is actually a repaint of Jules Perdana's B737-900, with most changes due to the MAX's uprated engines. Take a look at which has instructions and Jules's original PDF, and compare the parts.

Thank you so much I will check the file right now!

**Ponytail** · #16 12-18-2019, 12:33 PM

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Originally Posted by felipermfalcao

...the last page for example, what is it for?

These are gluetabs/-strips to connect the cones/parts of the fuselage (most on the left) and for the wings (top and bottom right). There are none for the parts of the engines, but you imagine now how they will look, more or less.

Is this you very first paper model?

**felipermfalcao** · #17 12-18-2019, 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Ponytail

These are gluetabs/-strips to connect the cones/parts of the fuselage (most on the left) and for the wings (top and bottom right). There are none for the parts of the engines, but you imagine now how they will look, more or less.

Is this you very first paper model?

Yes! No experience

**felipermfalcao** · #18 12-18-2019, 07:31 PM

Guys I printed it and found it really ben complicated. There are parts that I have no idea where to put.

**cfuruti** · #19 12-18-2019, 08:59 PM

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Originally Posted by felipermfalcao

There are parts that I have no idea where to put.

For instance?

**felipermfalcao** · #20 12-19-2019, 01:30 PM

Guys, I think I'll start with something simpler. A plane 1: 300

In the attached images are marked the parts that I have doubts.

What are parts 1 and 2?
Part 3 I know are the turbines. But I do not know how to build and what would be the piece in letter V format?
Part 4, in the second image, I know is the wings and the rudder. I assume I have to fold in half. But what is the marked part?
In part 5 is the place I have to cut to put the wings?