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Topic review - FREMM CARLO MARGOTTINI F592 Frigate, Gwylan models, 1/700
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  Post subject:  Re: FREMM CARLO MARGOTTINI F592 Frigate, Gwylan models, 1/70  Reply with quote
Thx for the tip. Email sent and a new sprue on the way.
Post Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2018 3:04 am
  Post subject:  Re: FREMM CARLO MARGOTTINI F592 Frigate, Gwylan models, 1/70  Reply with quote
For the misalignment, I was able to get a replacement sprue for free for my Zubr directly from the manufacturer, so you might try that as well. Be sure to include clear photos of all the misalignments.
Post Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2018 12:25 pm
  Post subject:  FREMM CARLO MARGOTTINI F592 Frigate, Gwylan models, 1/700  Reply with quote
recently I've started with this kit from Gwylan models.

Parts from the kit:
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I've also acquired the Regia Marina upgrade kit for this kit:

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Casting is nice, but there are some misaligned pieces in the mold:

Main mast:
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I've ended up removing the upper support, cutting it in half, realigning the parts and the superglue them back together:
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The dark line in the second pic is from the superglue, normally there shouldn't be a misalignment anymore.

The secondary mast has the same issues, though the misalignment is considerably larger:
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Doubting how to proceed, removing the masts and replacing them completely or trying to scrape away the material and filling the gaps...

Also another question, what's the best way to deal with these printing lines on a resin model:

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They doesn't seem much on the photo's but they are very prominent in some places.
Post Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2018 11:02 am

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