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Cockpit and main body rear end (not yet fitted).

Sensor parts - Sensor computer parts - Navi computer. Next up is the cockpit. I'm still thinking about the best way to make the transparent "foil glazing" for the cockpit hood (double hood and glue foil in between? Let's see...).

I only realized today that you have the Intercepter in the works, or rather had it, I've been lurking around it for a long time. Now I can see what a challenge the model is. Maybe I'll go over it sometime. Anyway, my very highest praise for your work and your great photos!

Interior parts technology...

Part 3 - Frames and wing mounting frame. It was a little fiddly. The black frame is inserted and glued from behind, work carefully and pay attention to the center. Test-fit the wing.

Part 2 - the "frames":

One more tip - only roll the two small rolls with the green strips (motor on the open wing), do NOT glue them, then slide them into the other three parts and only then glue the whole thing together, otherwise there will be problems with the small holes. Unfortunately I discovered the trick too...

lower wing also finished, all to be assembled in the same way. We continue with the main body.

Upper wings finished. The next step is to finish the two lower wings.

Upper right wing finished with open technology.

Internal reinforcement finally finished. The next step is to assemble the upper right wing with the inner parts.

The base chassis is finished. After a long back and forth "what-how-where" I managed it. The only problem was that two changes were made to the "production plan" (for better stiffening), but these were only shown later (see pictures with the black parts and the frame).

Linkage for the wings

Rear side and wing shaft finished. The next step is to assemble the motor frame.

the back of the sash ready for gluing

The first part - the front - of the wing is finished. It took me some time to realise how the individual parts are distributed among each other (once on top, then underneath, etc.). It is important that the inner white ring must NOT be glued because of the movement! I hope I have designed the...

yes exactly, the model is from UHU02. as the saying goes - get to the bacon :smoker:

Start as promised the model of an X-WING with movable wings and an interior view of the plane, of course with a build report. I will start with the wings, namely the outer edges at the front (18 parts), which are very challenging to cut out. The parts are glued together in a specific order...

Hi guys, I have decided in favour of a new model, the open X-Wing (see pictures). I'm already looking forward to it. Of course with a build report if desired

Finished.