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Issue 51
The Torso Part 1
Picture 1 shows the contents of this issue.
Place the main circuit board between the top and lower covers, picture 2. Make sure the three parts are correctly positioned, then secure the assembly using 2 x E screws, pictures 3 and 4.
Now place the assembly onto the second bracket, securing it in place using 4 x E screws, picture 5.
Retrieve the front part of the body and attach the assembly inside using 4 x E screws as illustrated in picture 6.
Place two M3 nuts in the recess in the upper clamp, picture 7, then fit the clamp cover securing it using an E screw, picture 8.
Prepare two type K bolts, the longer ones, and place a plain washer over them, picture 9.
Fit the clamp assembly onto the spider legs assembly by placing two M4 nuts into the recesses of the clamp, feeding the bolts from the other side and tightening them both using the M4 allen key as illustrated in picture 10.
That completes the assembly for part 1 of this issue.
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Issue 51
The Torso Part 2
Remove the central abdominal plate from the front of the torso. Turn the assembly over and route cables 9 and 10 through the hole as shown in picture 11. Turn the assembly over and carefully connect the cables into the circuit board in their respective numbered connectors, picture 12.
Place the front of the body on a soft cloth, to avoid scratching the model. Place the support for the spider legs into the front torso as shown in pictures 13 and 14.
Prepare the four type N bolts and thread a serrated washer over each one, picture 15.
Turn the assembly over and place the four bolts as shown in picture 16, tightening them using the M4 allen wrench.
Place the central chest plate by pushing the two pins, picture 17.
At the base of the front part of the body place an M3 hex nut in each of the holes and cover with one of the three smaller pressure caps. Secure them in place using an E type screw for the end ones and a W type screw for the middle one, pictures 18, 19 and 20.
Retrieve the back torso assembly, and on the inside of the lower back, place the larger pressure cap and straight sided pressure cap in the same way as you did before, pictures 21 and 22.
That completes the assembly for part 2 of this issue.
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Issue 52
The Back Covers
Picture 1 shows the contents of this issue.
The back covers are held in place by magnets. To give them something they can attract to, screws are used.
Place two type M screws in each of the covers as shown in picture 2.
Picture 3 shows the covers in place.
That completes the assembly for this issue.
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Issue 53
The Back Covers
Picture 1 shows the contents of this issue.
The back covers are held in place by magnets. To give them something they can attract to, screws are used. These back covers are the interchangeable parts for the spider legs.
Place two type M screws in each of the covers as shown in picture 2.
Picture 3 shows the covers in place.
That completes the assembly for this issue.
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Issue 54
The Torso and the Head Part 1
Picture 1 shows the contents of this issue.
Begin by testing the two side LED circuits using the battery box and test plate from issue 2, picture 2.
Retrieve the front body assembly, issue 51, and the head assembly from issue 38. On the inside of the head locate the holes to fit the head noting the angle necessary to fit it. Secure it in place using two type G screws, picture 3. Feed the cable from the head down the fixed connector as shown in pictures 4 and 5.
Turn the assembly over and add a type E screw to secure the head as illustrated in picture 6. Now feed the head cable through to the front circuit board and place the cable into the socket marked 2, picture 7.
Unplug the LED cable 5 from the left shoulder assembly, picture 8. Feed the cable down the fixed connector and connect it to the circuit board connector marked 5, pictures 9 and 10. Do the same with the LED cable number 8 from the right shoulder assembly, connecting it to the circuit board marked 8, picture 11.
That completes part 1 of the assembly for this issue.
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Issue 54
The Torso and the Head Part 2
Select the two longer LED cables and place the labels number 4 and 7 about 3cm from the end with the smaller plug on, picture 12. Feed the cables, number 4 from the left shoulder and number 7 from the right shoulder down the fixed connector to the circuit board as you did with the previous cables. Connect both the cables to their retrospective numbers on the circuit board, pictures 13 and 14.
Take the shorter cables and place the labels 11 and 12 that came in issue 35 onto them as you did before, picture 15.
Feed the number 11 cable through the hole in the side as shown in picture 16 and feed it to the circuit board placing the cable into the number 11 socket, picture 17. Feed the right-hand cable number 12 in the same way, connecting it to the circuit board, picture 18. Picture 19 shows how the cable look when complete.
Being careful not to trap or twist any cables, fit the back onto the front, picture 20.
Prepare 10 type H bolts by putting a serrated washer on each one, picture 21.
That completes part 2 of the assembly for this issue.
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Issue 54
The Torso and the Head Part 3
To hold the front and back of the armour together we use H bolts with a serrated washer. Start by placing to each of the right and left sides, picture 22.
Place 2 x M3 nuts in the top of each shoulder as illustrated in picture 23, then place the H bolt into them from the other side, picture 24. Place another two M3 nuts towards the bottom sides and place an H bolt as you did before, pictures 25 and 26.
Place the last two H bolts as shown in picture 27.
Position the left and right shoulder housing and fix both using 2 x E screws in each as shown in pictures 28, 29, 30 and 31.
Push fit the left and right shoulder back plate in place as illustrated in picture 32.
Press the left shoulder back plate trim into position and secure it in place using 2 x G screws, picture 33. Do the same with the right shoulder back plate trim, picture 34.
Pictures 35 and 36 show the completed assembly for part 3 of this issue.Markwarren attached the following image(s): Regards
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Issue 55
The Waist Plates
Push the left front red plate, marked with an “L” into position and secure with a type E screw, picture 2. Do the same with the right front red plate using a type E screw.
Put together the left back red plate and the left gold waist detail as shown in picture 3. Secure these in place using 2 x type E screws as illustrated in picture 4. With the gold trim in place, fit the left blue waist plate, pictures 5 and 6.
Do the same with the right waist plates as shown in pictures 7 and 8.
That completes the assembly for this issue.
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