Plus the Kikka is already giving me problems, I knew this wasn't a blitz kit.
I have started, but the port on my laptop refuses to accept SD card, so I can't upload pics.
It does that sometimes, then suddenly it works again. Oh now the port suddenly works, just took five minutes. LOL.
So here's the pic. Ships remain intact, even sealed in the bag, still.
Instruction of cockpit assembly of Kikka is simply horrible. Seems easy but it's not. Plus drawing of pieces doesn't match how they actually look like (part 32). Oh and no parts are numbered on the sprues, I have to switch to first page all the time and look for placement. Stress! Why do I choose to do this to myself? It's torture!
There's a storm outside and rain pouring down, cold. I'd rather cuddle up infront of the fireplace with a glass of red wine, a book and a blanket!
I know I've already done it wrong. The assembly doesn't match with the picture upper left (see above), because if I'd do the floor like in the picture the back seat would vanish into the fuselage, and it doesn't match the next drawing in the sheet either, seeing how it's suppose to look from the underside. Nothing makes sense here. Anyway, I ditched several of the cockpit pieces, knowing I do it wrong. I'll put the darn thing in and roughly paint it. Much wont show anyway. I'm just super stressed and want to get the fuselage together. It's my model and I'll do what I want, even though the rear pilot has to fly 'blind'.
Remembering nose weight!
Ships remain untouched and they probably will for some hours. They will be a challenge too, all that painting, and white.
