
Here I'm scoring the fold lines with the rounded back edge of a razor blade.
I decided to leave them one - for now. Later in the construction I found they got in the way of the BT-5 tube extending out the back.
The Gimbal Motors were very hard to fold when left attached to the cardstock tube.
I ended up cutting them off later in the construction.

The internal support rings were dry now.
A BT-5 was centered on the rings and drawn around with a sharp pencil.
Cut our the center rings first leaving the rings on the cardboard backing sheet.

Sandpaper was wrapped around a dowel and the center diameter widened to friction fit a BT-5.

As you sand, some of the cardstock will roll out and make a ridge.
TIP: I decided to keep the rough ridge for a larger gluing edge on the BT-5.
The rough ridge won't be seen inside the finished model.
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