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Re: #7191 UCS X-Wing brief review
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> 2.  The cockpit doesn't close completely.  I would prefer that there was a
> row of studs to secure the forward edge and have the glass seat firmly.  A
> litte reengineering should fix this.  Any suggestions?

A 1x4 flat gray piece should fix that... I used a 1x2 & that looks nice.

> 3.  My wings are not completely straight.  When closed, both pairs are
> angled slightly upwards.  It's not really noticeable when they're open, but
> when they're closed, it looks funny.  Has anyone else experienced this and
> found a solution?  I was thinking of tearing down the gearbox and tinkering
> with it, but I wanted to get some suggestions first.

I haven't even finished mine yet. Spending as much time as I possibly can
on it (one wing per day etc)... :-)

Has anyone tried creating landing gear for it, by the way?

T.
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