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[Rotorranch]

I had no issues mounting this one. It seems to be thicker on the front corners than the other one.

 

Rotor

 

 

 

[Rotorranch]

Actually, if he trimmed the body on the cut lines, it's not too high.  The McKee sits up high in the nose compared to a typical Ti22. And I never cut the wheelwells until after the body is pinned. But I agree a block with a guide recess would be better.

Just get a little shoe goo for that split, after you paint it, it will be fine...

 

 

If nothing else, trim it properly, paint it, put a little "ShooGoo" in the corner and use it as a practice body...

 

Don

 

Exactly what I planned on doing! I have several more McKee's on hand. So I'm just going to do another one. This one will be used for practice or as a back up.

 

Rotor

[Rotorranch]

OK then you're good to go. If you don't have shoo goo what I'd do is cut a thin slice of bodyproofing, bend it 90 degrees, and reinforce the cut. Now go win a race