Ok, the Under carriage legs on this one do not have your normal locating holes where the leg just fits in and bang you're done...I fitted a short piece of sprue in the bay, shaped with a 90 degree angle so one side glued flat against the upper wing section and the other flat face was facing into the U/C bay. Next I filed the same 90 deg. angle on the top of the leg at the suitable angle that allowed the leg to sit at its approximate angle against the bit of sprue previously glued in the bay, thus giving me additional surface area to secure the leg.
Next I added a bit of plastic tube to the retraction arm to extend it so it would actually attach to the bay wall, this was sanded back to the right length, once this was done the parts were ready to fit into place.....first some glue to attach the U/C leg in place, I let this set for 5 minutes so it actually stayed in place of its own accord....then I fitted the retraction arm and glued this in place, as the main leg was not fully cured i was still able to set the right angle which was dictated in part by the retraction arm.
Then today I added some strategically placed superglue to strengthen the bond and load bearing capability.
Today I did the same series of steps for the starboard leg!
In the bottom pic you can just see the Grey bit of sprue to the left of the U/C leg that I mentioned above.....do i need to draw a pic or have I explained it well enough??