Part 15:

Here we go with the next issue. Again, just a bit of scraping & glueing.
However, extra care needs to be taken where the side fins mount as there are no recessed lines to follow.

You just need to remove some paint between the 2 holes. I also shortened the pegs on the fins slightly, to prevent them pushing each other out.

Finally, to save on masking tape, i hunted out a fuse of that was the same width as the fins, so i could use a small clamp to hold the fins in place instead.

Thanks Mike, I'll start one for the DB5 soon as well when I have a few more parts. At the moment I am just trying to decide whether to leave the seat 'as-is' or get some leather & have a go

May I ask where you got the clamps from and what are they exactly?, by that I mean descrition wise? cheers!

Part 16:

OK, well all I can really say about part 16 is EASY - IF you are a very talented, ambidextrous Octopus. Unfortunately, I am not

So, to say i quickly ran out of hands to do this is an understatement, especially when the upper wing came loose. So left that off & concentrated on the sides. Once that dried, i replaced the upper wing, so I got there in the end, & it is looking OK - at least no major disasters so far

Hi Sean (I presume??),

Glad you like it so far. Those clamps certainly come in useful.

Unfortunately, I am far too impatient to collect a large number of issues before starting

It is hard enough limiting myself to one issue a week, when four drop on the doormat in one parcel

Hi Jerry great build mate

Hi warthog unfortunatly I can't take the credit for this build (much as I would like too) as it ain't mine it's jerrys lol. Il be starting mine start tho and then il start my dairy.

oops.. sorry Jerry, I had a busy day at the office mate lol

Nice job Jerry

Part 18:
Just a few screws this time - I'll have to break out the Vaseline again
Also, make sure you can tell your left from your right, do what i did & check the labels on your shoes - just to be sure