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Century Helicopter Products Schweizer 300 Scale Manual de instrucciones

Step 1

Prepare the fiberglass, wash all parts in warm water with mild detergent to remove all residue used in the molding

process and let the dry completely. The cabin set can be used as is with the bright yellow gelcoat, simply applying

the decals directly on the fiberglass. Alternately the cabin can be painted to match an existing full scale Schweizer

300 or create your own unique paint scheme. When custom painting, read through the instructions and make all

the necessary holes in the parts but do not attach any of the major components. Apply paint (remember to use a

fuel proof paint) and complete all detailing before final assembly, some reopening of drilled holes may be necessary

that may have filled in during the painting process.

Step 2

To attach the front windshield to the fiberglass cabin,

carefully trim along the outside of the marked line. Note

that the clear window is glued to the inside of the fiber-

glass canopy. Trim such that when the clear plastic

bubble is inserted into the fiberglass cabin from the

inside about 1/4" of the clear plastic material extends

beyond the window boundary. When satisfied with the

fit, glue the clear plastic to the fiberglass with "goop"

adhesive. It is not necessary to glue the window frame

strips to the clear plastic window. Apply the adhesive

only to the perimeter of the fiberglass cabin. With final

positioning of the windshield, take short lengths of

clear tape and apply over the fiberglass strips on the

outside of the cabin to hold the windshield in place

while the adhesive dries. Make sure adhesive is thor-

oughly set before preceding to any additional step

utilizing the main cabin.

Tip: Use a small blade screw driver to apply the

adhesive to the window/cabin joint. Attempting to

apply the adhesive directly from the tube will likely

result in runs on the exposed areas of the window.

Step 3

In a similar manner, trim excess material from one of the clear plastic

cabin door windows. Again, the clear window material is to be glued to

the inside of the door frame. For easy reference, position each door in

the cabin and mark the inside surface with a pencil. Note that this

trim process must be a little more exact in order to fit properly, the

door window should only extend about 1/8" beyond the window

opening. When satisfied with the fit, apply glue the door opening with

"goop" adhesive. Make sure the adhesive is thoroughly set before

proceeding to any additional step using the door. Repeat for the

opposite door, Make sure you build a left hand and a right hand door.

Apply to

inside

edge.

Make one left and

one right side.

Apply to

inside edge.