So OK. Take your pinvice with the drill bit of the wire diameter.Move the drill bit a little bit forward.Then bore holes in the plastic wall going along the marked axises.Drill the holes close to the inner surface of the underside of the wing.Do you grasp?
**** DONE: Revell 1/48 P-40B RAF 112 Squadron in Egypt in 1941 MTO Group Build
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So in essence just drill holes through the wall? Make them line up with the flap?
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No. All I have to do is follow the lines I drew. Correct? 
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Two seconds. Got first hole done. Mom needs help with something brb.
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**knocks**
Hello?
Hello?
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Sorry
Uh, yes that's how I did it.
Uh, yes that's how I did it.
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Crap..............................................................................
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I drilled them too high. But I fixed it, only one side needs the holes then. The other doesn't have the bottom thing .
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Now cut off two lengths of the wire.Their length can be about 15mm.But firstly cut out one longer part of the wire.You need two straight lengths.But the wire was folded round.SO you have to make it strainght.The best way is to take a longer part of the wire and stretch it along it between two fingers bending it to another side.It should be enough to make it strainght. Then you can cut these two lengths of the wire.
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Sure!!!
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