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Ryan

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Yeah this is an extremely niche offering.

 

It would be be nice to include other elements to make it worth your while, what those are I don't know.

 

I have scraped off my "fix" in anticipation of the set, many thanks!.

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That would be wonderful!  I don't think 20 would be excessive.  On my build, the two wing panels need 12 total and I'm in the process of filling gaps around the latches that Ryan sanded through.  I could very easily need 20 on this build alone!

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22 hours ago, Thunnus said:

That would be wonderful!  I don't think 20 would be excessive.  On my build, the two wing panels need 12 total and I'm in the process of filling gaps around the latches that Ryan sanded through.  I could very easily need 20 on this build alone!

 

That's exactly what I need to know, so I'll put 21 on a sheet. :P

 

30 seems good?

 

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Woody

 

Using my digital caliper the measurements read as follows:

 

Hasegawa FW 190A/D latches

Overall length  -  .0750 in

Width  -  .0300 in

Interior tab length  -  .0240 in

 

Revell FW 190A/F latches

Overall length  -  .0750 in

Width  -  .0230 in

Interior tab length  -  .0240

 

HTH,

 

Damian

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1 hour ago, D.B. Andrus said:

Woody

 

Using my digital caliper the measurements read as follows:

 

Hasegawa FW 190A/D latches

Overall length  -  .0750 in

Width  -  .0300 in

Interior tab length  -  .0240 in

 

Revell FW 190A/F latches

Overall length  -  .0750 in

Width  -  .0230 in

Interior tab length  -  .0240

 

HTH,

 

Damian

 

Thanks Damian, I had checked my Hasegawa kit and got the same dimensions. However, keep in mind that the process we use for this kind of stuff isn't the most precise thing in the world and may take some trial and error to get something that comes close. 

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It may be wise to print a few sizes to compliment the kit they are used on?

 

An original then scaled down 10% and one scaled up 10%?

 

Just a thought, I can over complicate any task!

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14 hours ago, Ryan said:

It may be wise to print a few sizes to compliment the kit they are used on?

 

I plan to try several different variations and send samples to you guys for critique.

It doesn't matter how precise something is, if it doesn't look right it ain't right.

These things are smaller than a flea.

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