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Guillows Series 200 - SE5a by Skyediamonds1985. Viewed 390 times. Build Thread Next Prev Click image to return. Image Comments Skyediamonds1985 12-Jun-16 17:42 Cut out the struts and checking top wing center section for alignment Huey V77 14-Jun-16 06:58 Sky, I see a huge problem! How are you going to fit----- your fingers in there to rig the cabain wires? BriandKilby 14-Jun-16 08:39 this is going to look nice! Don C 14-Jun-16 09:36 What happened to the red and white towels? Although this could be a grass field. Skyediamonds1985 14-Jun-16 23:23 Well now, I sincerely thank yee all for this attention. Addressing Mr. Huey's observation, I'll first rig the flat wires from the underside of the top center section to the fuselage as per real aircraft using tweezers (got lots of 'em). Then, I'll stop there to fabricate the landing gear but leave the wheels off to help keep the model off its belly. This is so when I install the lower wing center section and the rest of the undersides, they'll all be safely away from the dirty table (or so the theory goes). For Mr. Don C, I actually (now) have two towels to make for a soft place to rest the major components from damage during the rest of the build. Yes, you're correct, it is green. I couldn't find a pure white or red. Soo. green it is. I sincerely thank you Mr. Brian. You've been around this site for awhile, and you know good models when you see 'em. For this, I say "Thank you" and thank you all. BriandKilby 15-Jun-16 09:07 thank you for your kind words sky! Please sign in to comment on this image.