New Trumpeter Kilo 1:144 Build
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I hand drilled 1.5MM holes into them (servo arms), one for the shaft which runs to the planes and one for the control arm rod. Same for the rudder assembly. I precisely placed and epoxied each to the shafts. Eventually lined up the arms at nuetral for the rudder/planes to be affixed. Hope this is what you were asking. -
Biggsgolf, looks like yiu are using round brass rods for the shafts. How did you secure the stock polystyrene control surfaces to their shafts?
With David's fittings kit he used square brass tubes. These ensured positive attachment of the control surface to the shaft and prevented them from rotating off plane in case the glue failed.Last edited by redboat219; 01-24-2021, 08:45 PM.Leave a comment:
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redboat219 the fittings kit for the Kilo does not require 3D printed rudder/dive planes. The Soryu kit does include them.
Russian Kilo ORP Orzeł - 291 in service as Polish "Eagle 291" Measurements: Length: 510mm Displacement: 0,5 kg Scale: 1:144 type: static diver Russian Kilo Class is a plastic model conversion for a static diver with a WTC and a fitting kit of my own design. The idea about a mini sub came
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Biggsgolf,
Other than the WTC cradles, does the fittings kit include resin (or 3D printed) rudder/dive planes?Leave a comment:
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