X-Wing Build Journal No. 09: Issues 25-28

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 Trader Sam  |  November 11, 2019

What’s Inside

This month is short. The first part of the engine is completed, and the wing gets larger and heavier.

"Build Your Own X-Wing" Issue 25

"Build Your Own X-Wing" Issue 26

"Build Your Own X-Wing" Issue 27

"Build Your Own X-Wing" Issue 28

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"Build Your Own X-Wing" Issue 26 Parts

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"Build Your Own X-Wing" Issue 28 Parts

Assembling the Engine

Engine 01

The engine casing is decorated with a lot of small greeblies.

 

Moving to the interior, I first check that the LED works.

Engine 04

Engine 02

Bending the LED wires still freaks me out. What if the wires break? What if the LED cracks? Psychologically, it’s horrible. But, the engine is completed, and I can rest easy.

 

Engine 03

Engine 05

Joining the Wing Sections

Wing Interior 01

Moving on to the wing, both sections are joined together with three metal supports. Then, the wiring is routed through the wing channel.

Wing Interior 02

Wing Interior 03

 

The wing is now much larger and heavier. It feels good to hold it.

In the end, there are several small greeblies left over that will be used in the next few issues. They make me feel kind of shortchanged since there is nothing to do but store them away. But, that just means that there will be more parts to assemble next month when the wing is completed. Woo-Hoo!

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