Sorry for the pun title, couldn’t help myself. I have a question about wing roots. I am currently building Hasegawa Ki-84 and B6N. They both have really good fit overall.
However, when building the B6N there is a sizable gap in the wing root.
I can’t imagine this wing root gap is an error on hasegawa part as the rest of the fit is flawless, it I also don’t know if I am supposed to bend the wings to close the gap? Sorry it’s my first time working with a plane with this much wing root gap
I’d be inclined (pardon the pun) to check the angle against that schematic, especially if you can assemble the rest of the wing. Then take a frontal photo and super-impose it onto the schematic. HTH.
Might not be a bad idea! Likely won’t be able to assemble the full wing, as it comes with the ability to move the wings from folded to straight. But matching the wing root should help even
Wasn’t able to get a spreader bar of sprue in the fueslage, it’s too crammed. I decided bending the wings was a no go as the dihedral looks correct without bending with the Mk I eyeball. Curious why I have such a bad fit when reviews say it’s perfect, but nonetheless I have a solution. I shimmed the fueslage sides with .01” strip styrene
Part of the issue for me here was centering the fuselage between the wings was a bit tough as there was nothing to guide the alignments. The .01” strip styrene ensured an equal offset on each wing.
