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Issue 117
Remote Control
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Fit the two keypad sections in place in the holes of the keypad, picture 2.
Picture 3 shows the assembly stage complete for this issue.Markwarren attached the following image(s): Regards
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Issue 118
Remote Control
Fit the circuit board into the handset over the keypad and secure in place using 3 x HH screws, picture 2.
That completes the assembly for this stage.
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Issue 119
Support Base
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Fit the star knob plate into the star knob using 3 x F screws. Make sure you have the inner holes lined up, picture 2.
Place the shaft over the top and insert the bolt, securing it in place using 2 x Y screws, picture 3. Picture 4 shows the assembly complete so far.
Screw the flexible support rod into the assembled shaft as shown in picture 5.
That completes the assembly for this stage.
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Issue 120
Support Base Part 1
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Slot the nut or the flexible support base inside the upper base cover, pictures 2 and 3. Now place the internal counter weight on the top followed by the lower base cover securing it by using 6 x F screws, picture 4.
Place the 6 suction cups into the corresponding slots in the base, picture 5.
Turn the assembly over and insert the metal washer, pictures 6 and 7. Screw the flexible rod onto the support base. To hold Darth Vader in position, screw the bolt on the end of the flexible rod into the hole at the back of the figure as shown in picture 8.
That completes Part 1 of the assembly for this stage.
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Issue 120 Part 2
Finishing Darth Vader
Now we fit the various parts onto Darth Vader.
Place the chest armour over the shoulders as illustrated in picture 9. Now fit Darth Vader’s cloak by attaching the chain to the hooks in the cloak, pictures 10, 11 and 12.
For the next stage, fitting the helmet, remove the head and replace it using the faceless head. Attach the mask to the front of the head, so the mask and the lower voice synthesiser plate click into place, picture 13.
Finally, Attach the helmet over the mask, picture 14.
You have now completed the Darth Vader figure.
To attach the lightsaber hand, pull off both the left and right hands and replace them with the replacement hand and lightsaber hand. These need to be pushed into place.
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