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Issue 9 contains – Projector Shell, Projector Lens, Projector Pivot, Projector Mount, Dome Frame, Ring frame, Ring frame Connectors.
Extending the Head Chassis.
Start by taking the ring assembly from issue 8, the new ring frame, the two ring connectors and four more of the silver screws you used to fit the first connector (use the shorter silver screws from Issue 5).The ends of the ring frame have dovetail joints that fit into the ends of the ring assembly, (they only fit one way round).Fit a connector across one of the joints, making sure it is on the same side of the assembly as the connector you fitted in Issue 8. Fit two screws through the holes in the ring frames and screw them into the threaded holes in the connector. Repeat the process to fix the remaining joint together.That completes the upper ring which will form the base of the top third of the framework.
Take the framework from Issue 8 and fit the new frame into the gap.Use two more nuts and screws to fix the frame in place in the same way you did for the earlier frames. Align the framework with the top ring, noting that the holes in the top ring straddle the gap in the frame.Press the framework into place, making sure that all the locating pins on the frames fit into their holes in the top ring. Fit a nut into the first hexagonal recess in the frame work.Hold the nut in place and tighten a screw into it from the underside. Fit another nut into the next hole around the circle. Add a second screw to hold the parts together firmly.Carry on in this way until you have fitted all 12 nuts and bolts around the ring.
R2-D2’s Rear Holographic Projector.
Take the four parts of the projector supplied this time, plus two self-tapping screws supplied with Issue 5.Fit the clear lens into the projector shell making sure it fits flush with the surround. Fit the assembly into the projector pivot, the assembly should fit right inside the Projector Pivot.Take the projector mount and align the mount, noting the recesses in the outer ring of the pivot. Press the mount into the pivot making sure that its projecting arms fit into the recesses.Fit the screw through one of the holes in the mount and screw it into one of the holes in the shell. Add a second screw to the other holes in the mount and shell to hold the parts together firmly.
This Issue is now complete.
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Issue 10 contains – Camera Lens Mount, Dome Frame, Front Right Leg Frame, Rear Right Leg Frame.
Extending the Head Chassis.
Start by taking the assembly from Issue 9, the new frame and two more of the screws and nuts you used to fit the earlier frames.Position the dome frame, making sure that the two screw holes on top are aligned with the matching holes in the right pair of frames on the top row.Press the two locating pins in the frame into the holes in the metal ring so that the frame fits flush. Holding the frame in place, fit a nut into one of the hexagonal recesses over the fixing hole.Holding the nut in place with a fingertip, turn the assembly over and tighten a screw into the nut.Repeat the process to fasten the other hole in the frame to the assembly.
Assembling the Lens.
If you haven’t already assembled them, take the faceplate from issue 1, the lens and extension from Issue 3. You also need the mount and four black self- tapping screws.Whether or not you previously test-fitted the tab on the extension into the slot in the face plate, make the joint permanent by putting a couple of drops of super glue into the slot. Press the extension into place making sure it is fully seated into the slot.If you haven’t removed the protective film from the lens already, do so now and then fit it into the lens mount, with the curved side upwards.
Make sure that the lens is fully seated in the recess in the mount, curving upwards.Fit the lens and its mount into the assembly from Step 3 making sure it is the right way round and that the four holes in the mount fit over the posts in the face plate.Fix the mount in place by driving a self-tapping screw into each of the four holes.
This Issue is now complete.
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Issue 11 contains – Dome Frame, Dome Support Rod, Fixing Screws, Fixing Nuts.
Extending the Head Chassis
Start by taking the assembly from Issue 10, the new frame and two more of the silver screws and nuts you used to fit the earlier frames. Position the new frame to the right of the frame you fitted in Issue 10 making sure that the two screw holes on top are aligned with the matching holes in the metal ring. Press the two locating pins in the frame into the holes in the ring so that the frame fits flush.
Holding the frame in place, fit a nut into one of the hexagonal recesses over the fixing hole. Holding the nut in place with a fingertip, turn the assembly over and tighten a screw into the nut. Using the other screw and nut, fasten the other hole in the frame to the assembly.
This Issue is now complete.
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Issue 12 contains – Dome Frames, Front Right Leg Frame, Rear Right Leg Frame, Leg Frame Connector, Dome support Base Centre.
Start by taking the assembly from Issue 11, the new frames and four more of the silver screws and nuts you used to fit the earlier frames. Position the first new frame to the right of the frame you fitted in Issue 11 making sure that the two screw holes on top are aligned with the matching holes in the pair of frames in the top row. Press the two locating pins in the frame into the holes in the ring so that the frame fits flush.Holding the frame in place, fit a nut into one of the hexagonal recesses over the fixing hole then, holding the nut in place with a fingertip, turn the assembly over and tighten a screw into the nut. Repeat using the other screw and nut to fasten the other hole in the frame to the assembly.Fit the second frame to the right of the one just fitted in the same way as above, using the other two screws and nuts.
R2-D2’s Right Leg Frame.
Take the two leg frames supplied with Issue 10, the two frames and connector provided this time and the five larger silver screws and nuts provided with Issue 11. Take the front right leg frame and rear right leg frame from this Issue and slide the dovetail joints together ensuring that the tab projecting from the front frame fits into the recess in the rear frame.Turn the assembly over and fit a nut into the hexagonal recess in the rear frame which is underneath the tab in the front frame. Holding the nut in place fit a screw through the tab in the front frame and screw it into the nut to hold the two parts together.
Fit the connector into the matching recess at the end of the assembly, pressing its two projecting pins into the leg frames. Turn the assembly over and fit a nut into one of the recesses underneath the connector. Tighten a screw into the nut, then repeat to add a second screw securing the connector to the assembly.
Take the leg frames from Issue 10 and slide the dovetail joints together. Fit the projecting end of the connector into the corresponding recess at the end of the new assembly, using the two pins projecting from the connector to hold it in place.Turn the assembly over and fit a nut into one of the recesses underneath the connector. Tighten a screw into the nut then repeat to add a second screw though the connector and leg plate.
This Issue is now complete.
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Issue 13 contains – Dome frames, Ring Frame, Ring Frame Connectors, Dome Support Base legs.
Extending the Head Chassis.
Start by taking the assembly from Issue 12, the new frames and four more of the silver screws and nuts you used to fit the earlier frames.Position the first new frame to the right of the last frame you fitted in Issue 12 making sure that the two screw holes on top are aligned with the matching holes in the pair of frames in the top row. Press the two locating pins in the frame into the holes in the ring so that the frame fits flush.
Holding the frame in place fit a nut into one of the hexagonal recesses over the fixing hole then, holding the nut in place with a fingertip, turn the assembly over and tighten a screw into the nut. Using the other screw and nut, fasten the other hole in the frame to the assembly.Fit the second frame to the right of the one just fitted in the same way as above, using the other two screws and nuts.
Assembling the Support base
Take the support base centre that came with Issue 12, the three legs supplied this time, the support rod and three black fixing screws that came with Issue 11.Start with the leg which has an extra support boss at the end. Fit this into the hole in the middle of the support base centre and fit the mounting hole over one of the three posts projecting from the base centre. Press the parts together firmly. Fit a screw through the mounting hole and screw it into the support base centre to hold the two parts firmly together.
Take another leg and fit its mounting hole over another of the posts in the support base centre. Fit a screw through the mounting hole and screw it into the support base centre. Fit the third leg in the same way.Take the support rod and align it with the top of the leg assembly. Push the support rod into the central socket making sure it goes all the way in. The base should now stand firmly on a flat surface without rocking.
To use the base, push the support rod into the centre bearing at the top of the dome. Check that the dome frame is supported firmly and that it turns freely on its bearing.
This Issue is now complete.
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Issue 14 contains – Ring Frame, Leg detail.
Assembling the Centre Ring
Take the ring frame supplied this time together with the ring frame and one of the connectors that came with issue 13, plus two of the shorter silver screws supplied with issue 11.The ends of the ring frame parts have dovetail joints which should be slotted together. Make sure you fit the correct ends together.Fit the connector across the underside of the joint. Fit a screw through the end hole of the frame and into the threaded hole in the connector. Add a second screw through the hole in the other frame to hold the parts together firmly.
R2-D2’s Right Ankle Fittings
Take the four leg details supplied with this Issue together with two of the shorter black fixing screws that came with Issue 5. Match up the first two detail parts and screw them together with one of the black screws. Repeat the process for the two remaining detail parts.
This Issue is now complete.
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Issue 15 contains – Ring frames, Ring Frame Connectors.
Assembling the Centre Ring
Take the assembly from Issue 14, the parts supplied this time, together with six of the shorter silver screws from Issue 11 and the remaining connector from Issue 13. Arrange the parts as shown in the instructions.
Screw a connector to the end of the previous assembly, making sure you fit it to the same side as the existing one. Fit the end of the new frame into the matching dovetail joint in the end of the frame you just fitted the connector to and screw it to the connector.
Screw a second connector to the other end of the frame you just attached. Screw the remaining connector to the other end of the assembly.Fit the dovetail joints in both ends of the remaining frame to each end of the ring assembly and screw it to the connectors.
Attaching the Chassis
You will need 12 of the thinner screws and nuts supplied with Issue 11.Hold the completed ring with the connectors on top and align it with the assembled dome chassis. Locate the flat section of the dome frame against the flat of the ring to ensure the two assemblies are correctly aligned.
Holes in the ring should line up with 12 lugs in the chassis which have hexagonal sockets for fixing nuts. Fit nuts and screws to all 12 lugs to secure the ring to the chassis as you did in Issue 9.
This Issue is now complete.
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Issue 16 contains – Dome frame, Fixing Screws, Fixing Nuts.
Extending the Head Frame
Take the assembly from Issue 15 and the part supplied this time, together with two of the silver screws and nuts supplied this time.
Align the dome frame with the assembly ensuring you get it in the right place on the ring frame, lining up the holes in the two mounting brackets with the holes in the ring frame.Holding the frame in place, fit a nut into one of the hexagonal recesses over the fixing hole. Holding the nut in place with a fingertip, turn the assembly over and tighten a screw into the nut. Repeat to fasten the other hole in the frame to the ring.
This Issue is now complete.
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