Krick Ro Marin Happy Hunter Notice De Montage Et De Mise En Œuvre page 46

437 Radar housing
438 Drive shaft
439 Spacer sleeve
440 Coupling sleeve
- Bend the railing stanchions 417 for the mast platform
416 at an even angle. It is best to use a jig for forming
the rails.
- Bend the rail 418 (1 mm Ø) and the rails 419 (0.7 mm
Ø) to shape, but leave them overlength for the mo-
ment. Thread the railing stanchions onto the rails.
- Position the railing on the platform, align it carefully,
and solder the rails to the stanchions. Position the
rail joints so that they are concealed inside a railing
stanchion.
- Glue the mast components together following the
sequence of the part numbers. Please note: align the
left and right mast struts 422, 423 before gluing them.
Glue the navigation frame 427 in the frame stand 426,
then install the assembly.
Handrails and railings, Figs. 192 - 200, Plan II
Part Description
No.
441 Handrail
442 Handrail stanchion
443 Railing stanchion
444 Top rail
445 Rail
446 Struts
Note: in the interests of clarity the handrails and the
individual railing components are shown set up on a bare
superstructure and wheelhouse.
The following handrails are made from the 1 mm Ø brass
wire:
- Aft wheelhouse (aft view of wheelhouse).
- Companionway at bridge deck to removable hatch
(starboard view of superstructure).
- 5 x on the superstructure (starboard, port and aft
views of superstructure)
- 4 x companionways from forecastle deck to main
deck.
- Make up the handrails from the lengths of brass wire
441 and the stanchions 442 (split pins) and place
them on the model.
Gluing the funnels in place
- The funnels should be glued to the superstructure in
such a way that the parts form a unit, i.e. the funnels
can be removed together with the superstructure. The
funnels can be tacked to the superstructure directly
on the model: place he superstructure on the boat,
position the funnels and tack them in place with a
few drops of cyano. Remove the superstructure, then
apply more cyano to the glued joints.
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ABS
Brass
Brass
Plastic
Material
Brass
Brass
Brass
Brass
Brass
Brass
The railings
The following railing sections have to be assembled:
Note: some of the upper rails terminate as handrails
which end at the appropriate ladders. Leave these rails
overlength initially.
Drill all the 1 mm Ø holes in the decks and in the bulwark
for the railing stanchions and split pins.
© Klaus Krick Modelltechnik, Germany, Stand 06.2017
Inj. moulded
1 Ø x 140
1 Ø x 1.5 Ø x 8
1 I.D. x 18
- Bend the signal yard struts 435 to shape from 0.7 mm
Ø brass wire, glue them to the signal yard, and solder
them to the upper rail.
- Attach the ladders 392, 393.
- Cut down the upper radar arm 436 to its final length
of 40 mm. Glue the upper radar arm and the housing
437 to the radar platform 424.
- Attach the drive shaft 438 to the lower radar unit,
and install it on the plinth 421 together with the radar
housing 437.
- Drill the hole for the drive shaft in the top deck. Fit the
mast and glue the mast feet in place.
- Connect the radar drive system as shown on Plan II,
using the spacer sleeve 439 and the coupling sleeve
440. Glue the joints.
Size in mm
1 Ø
1 Ø x 15
25 high, 3 holes
1 Ø
0.7 Ø
1 Ø x 15
- The railings are assembled in several sections: they
consist of the railing stanchions 443, the upper rails
444 (1 mm Ø brass wire) and the middle and lower
rails 445 (0.7 mm Ø brass wire). The bridge deck rai-
ling requires the additional struts 446 (split pins).
- Top deck - two sections
- Bridge deck with integral handrail - 1 section
- Boat deck - 6 sections
- Removable hatch - 1 section
- Main deck - 4 sections
- Assemble all the railing sections as shown on the
plan, and fit them on the model. Separate the rails
where they meet the ventilators 358, 359 on the boat
deck, and terminate them in the ventilators themsel-
ves.
2 FS
1
1
1
No. Notes
off
11 As plan
16 Split pin
67 FS
14 As plan
28 As plan
13 Split pin