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[quote="Timmy C"]If you want the turrets to rotate afterwards, then Tim's suggestion is a good one - keeping the long pins would prevent the turrets from easily falling out. If you don't mind them being static, though, then just cut the extra length and leave enough to fit into the hole that's molded into the top of the barbettes, gluing the turrets down.[/quote]

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Timmy C

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If you want the turrets to rotate afterwards, then Tim's suggestion is a good one - keeping the long pins would prevent the turrets from easily falling out. If you don't mind them being static, though, then just cut the extra length and leave enough to fit into the hole that's molded into the top of the barbettes, gluing the turrets down.

Posted: Tue Jun 18, 2013 12:49 am

Cadman

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I would drill through the turret base on the ship if it were me.

Posted: Mon Jun 17, 2013 4:04 pm

ImperaTodd

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Model Assembly Tips

I am new to the forum, so hi everyone. Second I need advise on assembling the model in the picture. The turrets have metal posts that are about an inch long, I am not sure if I should them or not. Any tips on are welcome also. Any advise is appreciated!

Posted: Sat Jun 15, 2013 9:46 am

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