In Step 18, the remaining launch lug is cut in half and to the length of the top of the rotor stop.
I decided to fill, sand and paint the lug before cutting it to size.
After the lug seams were filled I slid them on the end of a cotton swab for a spraying handle. The lugs were sprayed white.
The lug was slipped over a launch rod for cutting. I wrapped tape the rod for a tighter fit.
The front of the lugs were marked with a pencil for cutting. These lines were extended down the length of the lug.
The front of the lugs were marked with a pencil for cutting. These lines were extended down the length of the lug.
Before cutting, while the lug was on the rod, I sanded the paint off two (opposite) pencil lines for a better glue bond.
The lug was cut in half lengthwise and sanded flat against 220 grit sandpaper on a block.
Here's the three lug halves cut down to the length of the top of the rotor stop.
You can see where the paint was sanded off for a stronger glue joint.
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