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Fitting the many parts of the Front Fuselage together as well as to the Rear Fuselage
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I have the cuts and scrapes to prove my point. :)
When you start fitting the front fuselage to the rear, I would sand/deburr all of the parts and skin sides first, rather than during the hole deburring. You have to fit in a lot of tight spots and having smooth metal to rub against your skin is much better than the raw cut aluminum.
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