Hi again, just a small update, or as i like to call it a Frankdate
(Not seen much yet Daywaster..err...walker)
As i mentioned in the previous post, the rudder was fairly warped,
![](http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s212/Luftwoller/Tamiya%20262%20A1%20U4/IMG_0816.jpg)
Heres my method of straightening it (By this you can conclude it worked LOL). 1stly i taped the rudder to a straight edge. In this case a paintbrush handle. I also had a wonky LE slat,
![](http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s212/Luftwoller/Tamiya%20262%20A1%20U4/IMG_0817.jpg)
As the rudder was quite thick, i place a thin strip of styrene between the paintbrush handle and the rudder,
![](http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s212/Luftwoller/Tamiya%20262%20A1%20U4/IMG_0818.jpg)
Next up i boiled the kettle and poured out a cupfull. I left it standing for about a minute and then dunked the paintbrush in it. I left it in the cup for about 5 or 6 seconds,
![](http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s212/Luftwoller/Tamiya%20262%20A1%20U4/IMG_0819.jpg)
Ta daaaaaa,
![](http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s212/Luftwoller/Tamiya%20262%20A1%20U4/IMG_0820.jpg)
Lovely jubbly and now the gratuitous 'Mock up shot',
![](http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s212/Luftwoller/Tamiya%20262%20A1%20U4/IMG_0829.jpg)
Did you see id attached the nose. Guess what...Not a good fit, but i was pretty sure a cup of hot water wouldnt rectify the prob. Sandpaper it is LOL.
...Guy