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Posted by jeff on January 11, 2021, 6:37:53, in reply to "Re: Flyhawk HMS Illustrious Pictures"

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If I'm understanding you correctly, it's just an optical illusion due to the pieces being dry fitted. The flight deck is separate from the hull. That is where the flight deck joins the hull. If one pushes down on that part it joins perfectly and the seem line disappears. The fit is excellent.

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Looks good - but, second photo down, the join between the flight deck and the hull. Is that a raised horizontal 'lip' on the hull where it will join the f/d part? Or, is it just the angle of the shot and the fact that the pieces aren't cemented together that makes it look like this? There was a 'razor edge' join on the real thing - where the upward angle of the hull met the vertical side of the f/d.

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[quote] n/t [quote] If I'm understanding you correctly, it's just an optical illusion due to the pieces being dry fitted. The flight deck is separate from the hull. That is where the flight deck joins the hull. If one pushes down on that part it joins perfectly and the seem line disappears. The fit is excellent. [quote] Looks good - but, second photo down, the join between the flight deck and the hull. Is that a raised horizontal 'lip' on the hull where it will join the f/d part? Or, is it just the angle of the shot and the fact that the pieces aren't cemented together that makes it look like this? There was a 'razor edge' join on the real thing - where the upward angle of the hull met the vertical side of the f/d. [quote] Enjoy: [/quote] [/quote] [/quote] [/quote]

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