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Issue 99
The Helmet
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Insert the three batteries into the battery box, picture 2. Place the battery cover on and secure using a type BB screw, picture 3.
Retrieve the neck assembly and place the head support into the central slot of the neck making sure the three cables in the neck pass through the two holes, then place the battery box into the neck support, pictures 4, 5 and 6.
Holding the assembly in place, turn the neck over and slot the head joint into the centre and secure in place using 2 x F screws, picture 7.
Picture 8 shows the assembly stage complete for this issue.
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Issue 100
The Arms Part 1
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Fit the head joint onto the underside of the neck assembly as shown in picture 2, securing it in place using an F Screw.
Retrieve the right arm and fit one of the shoulder supports, using 4 x CC screws, picture 3. Do the same with the left arm, picture 4.
Now begin to disassemble the right arm. Remove the four screws on the front bicep, pictures 5 and 6. Turn the assembly over and remove the two screws as shown in picture 7.
Finally, remove the four screws that secure the two rotary cuffs, picture 8.
That completes Part 1 of the assembly for this stage.Markwarren attached the following image(s): Regards
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Issue 100
The Arms Part 2
Remove the protective film from the friction pad and place it over the one you installed in issue 56, pictures 9 and 10.
Now reassemble the arm again using the type FF screws provided in this issue. Start with the two rotary cuffs, picture 11. Picture 12 shows the arm reassembled.
Retrieve the torso and connect both the left and right arms using 2 x F screws to each arm, pictures 13 and 14.
Picture 15 shows the assembly stage complete for this issue.
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Issue 101
The Neck
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Join the rear neck joint to the front neck joint and secure using a F Screw, pictures 2 and 3.
Place 4 x F screws, two each side of the neck joint, pictures 4 and 5. Now attach this assembly to the neck assembly by placing the two neck joint supports. Secure the supports in place using 4 x type Y screws, two at the front and two at the back, pictures 6, 7 and 8.
Note: The magazine instructs you to secure the parts using the type F screws. This is incorrect and you should use the Y screws.
Now fit the gorget using 2 x F type screws, picture 9.
Note: The magazine instructs you to secure the gorget using the type Y screws. This is incorrect and you should use the F screws.
Make sure the cables pass through the upper opening of the neck on the body armour, then attach the neck assembly to the body using 2 x type F screws as shown in picture 10.
That completes the assembly for this stage.Markwarren attached the following image(s): Regards
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Issue 102
The Neck and Chest
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Attach the nape into the upper part of the back and secure in place using 2 x F screws, picture 2. Make sure the cables are in the slot as shown in picture 3.
Next, attach the upper back cover using 14 x F screws as illustrated in picture 4.
Picture 5 shows the assembly stage complete for this issue.Markwarren attached the following image(s): Regards
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Issue 103
Connections
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Attach the circuit board to the outer battery box as shown in picture 2. Picture 3 is a picture of the wiring diagram to show where the six cables attach and in what order.
Tip: For those like me who could bot find the battery cable, mine was tucked in the recess of the battery box.
Use the cable to tidy the wiring so the circuit board cover can fit over the circuit board, picture 4.
That completes the assembly for this stage.
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Issue 104
Head
Picture 1 shows the contents of this issue and in place on the body. Note: this head is used when you want the helmet in place on the figure.
Picture 2 shows the assembly stage complete for this issue.
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