Centuri Flying Saucer #5325, Part 1, Parts

Here's the home prints. Again, to get the PDFs, CLICK HERE and go to post #21. 

The major and minor shrouds (on the left) are printed on 110 lb. card stock.

The rings and the C and L braces (on the right) were printed on self-adhesive (peel and stick) sheets.

In the center is a 2 3/4" length of BT-20 tubing, a standard 2 3/4" engine hook and a 2 3/4" long x 1/8" launch lug. A standard 1/4" long engine block is not shown.

Also not shown is the antenna landing gear. You'll need some wire for the antenna/landing gear. I bought some K&S wire at Hobby Lobby, .039" diameter, #602201, #5497.

The hook retainer wrap will be made from scrap card stock. 

You'll need some cereal box cardboard to back up the "flat" pieces, the  largest ring and the "C" and "L" shaped center braces.
These flat pieces are a three layer laminate,
1. The Print on 110 lb. card stock
2. Center layer of cereal box card board
3. Third layer of white peel and stick, no print.

The pieces that are formed into circles (large shroud, interior core and bottom narrow ring) are two layer - the print on 110 lb. card stock and white self adhesive paper. 

The lower inset picture shows the self-adhesive paper set over the cereal box cardboard. You can almost see the print underneath. Some of the cereal box print was sanded down with 400 grit for a cleaner white finish.




I would recommend printing off the Centuri instruction sheets from Jim Z's website: CLICK HERE