Yorkshire Dave
Western Thunderer
This is one of these experiences which falls into the 'benefit of hindsight' category - and one for memory should this re-occur.
One solution would have been to re-engineer the rear of the frames by making up another set from scrap etch and solder them on the inside at points X. Then cut away the magenta bounded area of the original frames leaving an inset. This could either be left or filled with plasticard or tissue paper soaked in superglue.
![s10pq5tl.jpg s10pq5tl.jpg](https://www.westernthunder.co.uk/data/attachments/221/221380-b84b91b7a1fd456b3fc9c1afcd426ed1.jpg)
One solution would have been to re-engineer the rear of the frames by making up another set from scrap etch and solder them on the inside at points X. Then cut away the magenta bounded area of the original frames leaving an inset. This could either be left or filled with plasticard or tissue paper soaked in superglue.
![s10pq5tl.jpg s10pq5tl.jpg](https://www.westernthunder.co.uk/data/attachments/221/221380-b84b91b7a1fd456b3fc9c1afcd426ed1.jpg)