Krick ro marin Dusseldorf Mode D'emploi page 54

Wire bent around a core with Ø 65 mm (e.g. spray can), gives the desired Ø 125 mm. Thread the 5 pins
(141) onto each handrail and insert them into the supports 139.
The handrail is carefully aligned and everything is soldered (II.)
Only then bend the two 50 mm (to the front) and 65 mm (to the rear) long ends into the final shape. (III.)
Carefully remove the handrails and grating "B" and reassemble and glue them only after painting.
The rear handrail (142) on the monitor "C" is manufactured as described. (plan and photo 20).
The assembly of the side railing at monitor "C" can be seen from the plan and the following view photos. Drill
out the 8 rail supports (143) in the upper ball Ø 1.6 mm.
Drill the Ø 1.2 mm holes in the cabin and insert the railing supports. Cut the lower rail draw 144 from Ø 0.7
mm brass wire, insert it into the supports and insert it into a corresponding hole in the front of the
superstructure. Carefully solder the tension and supports or glue them together with superglue. The upper
rail tension (145) is bent from Ø 1.5 mm brass wire according to plan, inserted into the supports and into the
superstructure and soldered to the supports. Remove railing parts for painting.
The handrails running around the cabin are manufactured as follows: The handrail (146) is bent from Ø 1.5
mm brass wire. 5 Slide on pins (141) and attach spacer sleeves 147 (Ø 2 x 3). Angle and solder splints
according to plan, mark and drill Ø 1 mm holes in the cabin. Check the exact fit of the handrail.
Align the handrails (148) left and right in height according to the connection of the front part (146) and fit
them together as described above. One sleeve (147) each serves as connecting part between the handrails
(146) and (148).
(plan and photo). The other handrails (149) (left and right) and (150) are manufactured as described.
Remove all handrails for painting. Bend the door handles (151), the step bars (152), the handles (153) and
the handle bars (154) from Ø 1 mm brass wire, drill holes in the cabin and put them on a piece of balsa wood
for painting.
Some of these wire parts are only needed later.
18 © Klaus Krick Modelltechnik, Knittlingen, Germany Status 08/2022