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Dear Fellow modelers,=20
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ing the Wingnut Wings Se5a and after many weeks of research and worrying I =
finally attached the undercarriage complete with painted wheels. Two days l=
ater a drunken friend knocked the box which contained the drying model off =
the table. Everything was OK until I noticed that the crash had broken the =
left hand wheel axle. When I touched it, as one does, it came off in me han=
d. From bitter experience I know this will not be an easy or strong fix. Do=
es any one have any suggestions?=20
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ingnut have given an alternative. I should not have assembled the undercarr=
iage with the wheels on as I know the dangers but I wanted to see what it l=
ooked like. It looked great. beware of drunken friends.I do not drink.=20
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Regards, Ralph Pattison , Melbourne, Australia=20
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div style=3D'font-family: Arial; font-size: 12pt; color: #000000'><P>Hi RaI=
ph,</P>
<P>I empathize. I just had that happen to me on a 1/48 scale Pfalz DI=
II. If Rob can't get the part for you, this might work. Get var=
ying sizes of aluminum or brass tubing, drill into the old axle, glue in th=
e correct size tubing (or rod), drill out the hole in the wheel then insert=
a piece of tubing that will slide over the new axle. This will =
be the strongest part of you plane.</P>
<P>Good luck,</P>
<P>Bud <BR>----- Original Message -----<BR>From: "Rob" <rob at rob-ste=
wart.to><BR>To: "Ww1 list" <wwi at wwi-models.org><BR>Sent: Wednesday=
, September 30, 2009 6:09:56 PM GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific<BR>Subject: Re=
: [WWI] Help<BR><BR>I may be able to help.<BR><BR>What part number do you n=
eed?<BR><BR></P>
<P>Sent from Rob's BlueBerry</P>
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<B>From</B>: ralph pattison <BR><B>Date</B>: Thu, 1 Oct 2009 10:40:44 +1000=
<BR><B>To</B>: <wwi at wwi-models.org><BR><B>Subject</B>: [WWI] Help<BR>=
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nbsp; I am currently building the Wingnut Wings Se5a and after many w=
eeks of research and worrying I finally attached the undercarriage complete=
with painted wheels. Two days later a drunken friend knocked the box which=
contained the drying model off the table. Everything was OK until I notice=
d that the crash had broken the left hand wheel axle. When I touched it, as=
one does, it came off in me hand. From bitter experience I know this will =
not be an easy or strong fix. Does any one have any suggestions?<BR> &=
nbsp; If I had another wheel axle I could build another version as Wingnut =
have given an alternative. I should not have assembled the undercarriage wi=
th the wheels on as I know the dangers but I wanted to see what it looked l=
ike. It looked great. beware of drunken friends.I do not drink.<BR> &n=
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, Ralph Pattison, Melbourne, Australia<BR></div></body></html>
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