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>be me
>want to try out planes in 1/72 after completing bf-109 in 1/48 with minor fuck ups
>get a 1/72 fw190-a5 from eduard
>oh, there's a resin engine and a photo-etch upgrade kit for undercarriage and cockpit
>buy it, start building
>finish the engine in pain
>time to fit into the fuselage
>fit is tight, but manageable
>let's see how the... nose cap, is it? nose ring? fits
>itfuckingdoesnt.png
>mfw
it might be done, but I will have to keep this little faggoty ring in place while pressing it onto the engine, while squeezing sides of the fuselage that connect to it
the problem *might* be that one part of the engine or internal structure had to be sanded down 1mm or 2mm but how the fuck would I dry fit all of that shit to figure out it won't fit well otherwise?
anons, is there a way to dry fit 5 fickle small resin elements and get a good idea on the final build?
