Update on my Sabre build.
The halves are together, and it took ALOT of filler to fill/hide the seam.
Normally I would have flat sanded each half, but being that they are so uneven, to much sanding would have resulted in the fuselage being to narrow for the wings, canopy, and air intake.
Fitted the nose last night, and filled like a madman again to get it all sleek.
As for the wing roots, had to go a bit sick with the dremel to get the OEM wing assy to bed down onto the underside of the resin body, then had to use .5 mm styrene strip to take up the gap in the wing root.
As it is, I will have to glue the bottom of the wings seperately from the top, and fill in the gap along the leading edge, any other way will result in the wings sitting too low in comparison to the fuselage root. Filler won't hide this.
Then there is the filling required for the deeper Sabre underbelly, and then I have to find some research pics of Sabre's with there canopy open, so I can find out where the actuator etc is spose to be.
Why didn't I go with something simpler
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