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Old 07-15-2006, 08:31 PM
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1/43 Windows Help!

I am putting together a Provence Moulage 1/43 Lotus Cortina but the vacform windows are slightly oversized to fit properly. Can anybody help me with the best technique for fitting these. Currently I am putting them all in joined together, do I need to seperate them for example?

Sorry, this is my first 1/43 model././

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Re: 1/43 Windows Help!

Yes, sometimes you have to cut them apart and install them individually. Even two copies of the same kit my not fit the same, such is the way cottage industry kits can be. Just take your time and test fit repeatedly before final cementing. I usually let each window fully dry before working on the next... - Mark
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