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afer the failed previose atemp i have decided to try again.
cut the cabin floor from 6mm ply and 3d printed a few cabin formers.
then i designed and printed out thee main flight instrument panel and fitted it to the relative former.
next came the pilot, co pilot and their seats, plus the throttles.
i need to finish painting the pilots before i can glue them in.
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the rear section of the fuselage will be built round another tube so that i can just slide it inplace and do up two bolts to hold it together.
The wiring will be run through this section of the fuselage as i will be able to access it all through the open bomb bay doors.
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the next big job is to design all the bomb doors and get them working, not sure on how to hinge them yet though.
then i expect i will be back on designing internal fittings again.
we plod on
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it is made from 6mm ply and is glued and bolted to to some 20mm square box.
the box then slides inside the 25mm box that runs under the cabin floor and will be held in place by two bolts.
i also drew up and printe off the frame work for the front gear doors.
this is also gluing in place.
slow old day today.
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