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Both front and rear axles are double thickness card (Two copies sandwiched) so the end tab that goes through the wheel becomes a square section. The wheel is then secured onto the axle stab by a hub washer either side.
The folding and tab locking of the whole model is actually quite ingenious, resulting in a very strong structure that a child could handle without breaking anything.
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Beautiful Vardo Johnny, especially so in light of the injuries to your fingers. Nice to see you producing again.
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It's a beauty, Johnny!
Thanks for the assembly drawings and explanation. Don |
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Yes, thank you very much
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Not my diagrams Don. they came with the kit. I just lifted a bit to show VK how the axles were formed.
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I sorta promised myself I'd make up the Canon Stars 'n' Stripes Eagle as a come back, but it ain't gonna get done for the July 4th, so it just might get shelved for next year now.
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That's OK Johnny. Small progress is better than none at all.
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