Kitty Hawk

I take a quick look at Kitty Hawk's involved kit. This time around, bringing the fuselage together.
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[@JuergenGDB]

This is why I like building Armor. Usually, the runners with parts make sense and are easy to distinguish... Fewer parts but way more logical display.

[@waynebeattie2230]

That is an interesting way to put the fuselage together. I had seen another video of the kit and heard how it was hard to mate the pre-built sections together. Now when I get the kit, that little bit of information will help. Thanks and I can't wait to see how it turns out for you. Good luck.

[@corrierynberk9135]

Interesting and thank you for sharing Spencer.

[@dmanton300]

I'm at a complete loss as to why anyone would do it any other way to be honest. It's like an assumption that kit instructions are inviolable bastions of logic and sense. Something anyone with any sense abandons pretty much as one of the first developments after joining the hobby.

[@jamesperrin3762]

True to a point, but instructions should form a logical sequence even if is may not be best solution for everyone. These appear to little more though than an exploded diagram for each sub assembly.