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Issue 105
Start by re-attaching the left arm using the 3 x P-TP screws, picture 1.
Take off the hand from the arm by pulling it with a little pressure, picture 2. Take the upper left hand arm skin that came with this issue, picture 3. You will see that there are two marks on the inside of the top of the arm piece. I marked these two points to make it easier to see, picture 4. You will also notice that the shoulder part has two notches. These will need to be aligned with the arm notches, picture 5.
As you have done before, glue the left arm skin to the shoulder skin, picture 6. The arm sections are probably the most difficult parts to glue together, so do a small section at a time, pinching and holding the two skins parts together whilst the glue sets.
That completes the assembly for this issue.
Markwarren attached the following image(s): Regards
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Issue 106
Start by re-attaching the right arm using the 3 x P-TP screws. Re connect the cable at the top of the arm. Once attached you can take off the holding tape, picture 1.
Picture 2 shows the right arm skin that came with this issue.
Before taking off the hand part as you did with the previous issue, carefully unplug the cable, picture 3.
Take the upper right hand arm skin that came with this issue, and glue it in place as you did before. You will see that there are two marks on the inside of the top of the arm piece that matches the two marks in the shoulder skin. I marked these two points to make it easier to see. I started gluing the arm to the shoulder from under the arm pit as you can see the curve and the point at where the two parts joined, picture 4.
As I said previously, the arm sections are probably the most difficult parts to glue together, so do a small section at a time, pinching and holding the two skins parts together whilst the glue sets.
Picture 5 shows the complete assembly for this issue.
Markwarren attached the following image(s): Regards
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Issue 107
Picture 1 shows the contents of this issue.
Take the lower left forearm and as before, mark the three points as shown in picture 2. Do the same on the lower part of the upper arm piece, picture 3.
Glue the two parts together as you have done with previous issues. You will find that gluing the forearm is much easier that the upper arm.
Picture 4 shows the complete assembly for this issue.Markwarren attached the following image(s): Regards
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Issue 108
Picture 1 shows the contents of this issue.
Take the lower right forearm and as before, mark the three points as shown in picture 2. Do the same on the lower part of the upper arm piece, picture 3.
Glue the two parts together as you have done with previous issues.
Make sure you pull the cable through the forearm as shown in picture 4.
That completes the assembly for this issue.Markwarren attached the following image(s): Regards
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Issue 109
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Place the hand frame into the left-hand skin as shown in picture 2. Place the finger over the finger frame and glue it to the hand skin, picture 3.
Push the arm back in place to the arm frame and glue the hand skin to the forearm as shown in picture 4.
That completes the assembly for this issue.Markwarren attached the following image(s): Regards
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Issue 110
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Take off the finger skin from the finger frame, picture 2.
Place the hand frame into the right-hand skin as shown in picture 3. Place the finger back over the finger frame and glue it to the hand skin, picture 4.
Before pushing the hand back onto the arm frame, re-connect the cable as shown in picture 5.
Push the arm back in place to the arm frame and glue the hand skin to the forearm as shown in picture 6.
That completes the build for ET. 
The last three picture show ET complete.
Note, you will see I have fitted the Premium base. For those who have subscribed to the Premium subscription, I will be putting up the Premium base build guide shortly.
Markwarren attached the following image(s): Regards
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