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I'll sometimes make a groove for a half round to strengthen a seam. |
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Dry test fit. |
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Added trunk and sides to the hatch. |
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I often overlay the reference and the model to check fit. Notice the error at the bottom of the window. I added a little frosted tape with hatch marks for a measurement.. |
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A second view of the model and a reference photo confirms the error. See the frosted tape with the pencil marks (middle of trunk)? |
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I call this the ugly part of modeling. I use Elmer's White Wood Filler. |
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Sanded with a black nail file board from the dollar store. |
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Added some Evergreen #240 half round for the window gasket. |
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Teenie-weenie miter pieces for the gasket radius. |
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The three pieces fit into place. |
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The driprail and that's about it. |
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