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I've put together the whole hull structure had it on a perfectly flat surface clamped down and 30+kg weights on top over night, it's all glued well but when I flipped it over this morning there is a slight ridge between 2 rear base plates my question is would it be safe enough to gently sand them flush with each other or will it affect anything else going down the models line. I had a hasegawa yamato that is flat bottomed ut it's largely been mothballed now
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Blobthebuilder wrote:I've put together the whole hull structure had it on a perfectly flat surface clamped down and 30+kg weights on top over night, it's all glued well but when I flipped it over this morning there is a slight ridge between 2 rear base plates my question is would it be safe enough to gently sand them flush with each other or will it affect anything else going down the models line. I had a hasegawa yamato that is flat bottomed ut it's largely been mothballed now Hi Mark, Could you please post a picture and then we can give you more accurate advice. Kind regards Glenn
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Silent_Running wrote:Blobthebuilder wrote:I've put together the whole hull structure had it on a perfectly flat surface clamped down and 30+kg weights on top over night, it's all glued well but when I flipped it over this morning there is a slight ridge between 2 rear base plates my question is would it be safe enough to gently sand them flush with each other or will it affect anything else going down the models line. I had a hasegawa yamato that is flat bottomed ut it's largely been mothballed now Hi Mark, Could you please post a picture and then we can give you more accurate advice. Kind regards Glenn I can't upload pics sorry but I gave a gentle sand and its all good and level, didn't need much
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