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First 3 issues  CURRENT BUILDS
Mclaren MP4-23
Ford 1/12 Shelby Mustang GT500 2010
HMS Pandora
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Issue 1 I had to improvise    Issue 1 is complete now on to issue 2 CURRENT BUILDS
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a tip watch out when useing the spare wood as an right angle you will find out that they are not 90 deg angle
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Thanks for the tip I did check it to make sure before I started CURRENT BUILDS
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HMS Pandora
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dont mix then up best to mark it,i tried that then found out it was not square after not this build but the last trial
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Cheers willie I've checked it and now I've marked it so I no which corner I'm using this is my first ship build so all advice is welcome. Issue 2    Issue 2 done now onto issue 3 :) CURRENT BUILDS
Mclaren MP4-23
Ford 1/12 Shelby Mustang GT500 2010
HMS Pandora
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Issue 3     So far so good no problem so far all bolted down awaiting issue 4. Although ive only done to issue I already really enjoying this build I might have to do another as an in between build thinking of the black pearl still lol CURRENT BUILDS
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Ford 1/12 Shelby Mustang GT500 2010
HMS Pandora
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Looking good so far Sean, keep up the good work.
TIS
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Sean nice clean build, good stuff   MWG BUILD DIARIES: HMS VICTORY, SOVEREIGN OF THE SEAS, SAN FRANCISCO II, HMS HOOD, HMS ENDEAVOUR LONGBOAT, HMS VICTORY X-SECTION, 007 DB5, NISSAN GTR, CUTTY SARK, RB7, AKAGI, BARK HMS ENDEAVOUR, HUMMER H1, MITSUBISHI ZERO.
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Cheers tis and mwg be nice when the hull skeleton is done. By the Way does anyone no when that will be? CURRENT BUILDS
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HMS Pandora
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I notice your using superglue for the hull framework, you should be using PVA glue for the static and a waterproof PVA or Aliphatic resin for the R/C version 
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Will it make much ov a difference T?I plan to r/c it and didn't think it would matter as it's going to all be water proofed inside with maybe fibre glass. I thought superglue would have been better/stronger for this. CURRENT BUILDS
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super glue gives you one chance the glue i am useing is NO MORE NAILS EXPRESS pva is weather proof gives a strong bond in 5 to ten minutes full cure in 24 houres and its cheaper than super glue
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By the looks of it the superglue you have is the run of the mill thin stuff, which soak's into ply like water and gives a very weak bond, it would not have been so bad if you had used a thick superglue. Give the frames and all the woodwork a wiggle, where you might find some pull loose; superglue gives a bittle bond, but if all is okay, from here on in use a waterproof PVA. For R/C, the wood to wood parts such as framework and hull planking use a waterproof PVA such as the EVO stick blue bottle version which is about the best or use Aliphatic Resin glue if you are to avoid risk of water ingress into joint problems. I bet many make this mistake 
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 Hi s2ksean,i know of 1 advantage over pva/super glue due to my own errors is that if u need to remove a wooden part that is not to your satisfaction this can be done quite easily by soaking the joint and making the pva glue soft therefore easy to remove I doubt very much if you could do that with superglue
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Do u think it would be ok if I went over all the joins with a better glue? CURRENT BUILDS
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Ur not wrong budgie I just checked it and all the joins are solid. So far I haven't made any mistakes (appart from using the wrong glue lol) so I haven't had ta move/change/adjust anything. CURRENT BUILDS
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I am using Aliphatic, I will also brush adhesive into the joints, just for more strength, as we did on the Victory, and guys MR T is always right mutter!! mutter!! makes you sick!!!!!!!  MWG BUILD DIARIES: HMS VICTORY, SOVEREIGN OF THE SEAS, SAN FRANCISCO II, HMS HOOD, HMS ENDEAVOUR LONGBOAT, HMS VICTORY X-SECTION, 007 DB5, NISSAN GTR, CUTTY SARK, RB7, AKAGI, BARK HMS ENDEAVOUR, HUMMER H1, MITSUBISHI ZERO.
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Personally I would check every wood part, remove any you can and reset with a waterproof PVA, those that remain fast, brush a small fillet of glue into the joints so at least its seals the joint.
I'm surprised the instructions do not state at the outset to use a waterproof PVA for the R/C build.
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Thanks mr t I appricate the help I will do and il post the pics as I go so peeps can help me cause it prob won't be the last time I make a mistake on this build lol CURRENT BUILDS
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