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The figures fit the cockpit seats exactly! |
Positions are made to fit a lift off or in flight situation.
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The pilot is seated in in-flight position.
One hand at the stick one at the throttle.
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The weapons operator is in attention position.
Ready to take controls any time.
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Here the legs fit the cockpit too, on both seats!
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The figure without seat. So it is made from parts it can be assembled particaly to the cockpit to fit perfect.
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The mask and helmet are seperate pieces and can be removed!
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Only on the first glimps the same figures. They realy fit only the seat they belong to!
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To make this sure the backs are marked!
Also
to be seen the flatened areas the seat contacts the figure. So the seat
will not give in, the pilot has to, to reach perfect hight.
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Armes and heads can be interchanged. But that's of limited sense only. |
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Clearly
to be seen here the entering problems to expect on the backseat! This
is why the figures should be assemled in parts into the cockpit.
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Yes, an entering figure is on the shedule already! |
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The view from above shows that this figure is the ultimat addition to the model, especially when painted!
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The oxygene hose can be adjusted by heating it carefully!
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Attached
to the helmet are two bumps that keep the pilots head to the middle of
the headrest while lifting off and prevent him from breaking his neck!
While assembling the head of these detail should be taken care of!
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The kit parts. |