discussion Help please from any wingy

[Guest]

Stuck on the mud guard for the Mossie .
I've put the landing gear together with out a problem, however does the mudguard but up the that lower cross member ?




Confused of Linc's

 

[Jim R]

This is the undercarriage on mine. Any help?

 

[Tim Marlow]

I think it fits under that crossmember on the angled struts, using the triangular flanges as locators. Very like a motor cycle front mudguard John.

 

[Tim Marlow]

Just like Jim’s picture LOL…..

 

[Guest]

This is the undercarriage on mine. Any help?

Right Jim, thanks but I seem to have fewer cross members on mine :crying: Think a better photo from me will explain it easier.
Will do one in the morning .

 

[Guest]

I think it fits under that crossmember on the angled struts, using the triangular flanges as locators. Very like a motor cycle front mudguard John.

Thanks Tim, as I said in reply to Jim a better photo from me tomorrow will explain it easier .Thanks for replying .

 

[Tim Marlow]

Right Jim, thanks but I seem to have fewer cross members on mine :crying: Think a better photo from me will explain it easier.
Will do one in the morning .

You’ve got the same number of cross members John, Jim just has more bracers.

 

[Tim Marlow]

That one…..but if you are going to post a picture, one of part 48 would really help…….

 

[Jim R]

Jim just has more bracers.

I have to Tim, it's my age :tongue-out3:

 

[Jim R]

 

[Guest]

Morning both.


I take it this is the pin I should glue against.


Thank you both Tim and Jim

 

[Jim R]

That looks right.

 

[Guest]

That looks right.

Great, I can go and glue them on now, cheers Jim.

 

[Allen Dewire]

The positioning may be correct, but the person holding the parts is a criminal....Why, you ask???.........He's sanded off his finger prints, that's why!!! Now I supposed he'll say it's to keep them from getting on the model before painting or some other nonsense................

Prost
Allen (P.I, ret.)

 

[Jim R]

That way certainly puts the mudguard in the right position even if the frame cross piece is lower.