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| Section | Pieces | Notes | |---------|--------|-------| | Fuselage | 4–6 | Left/right halves or segmented tubes | | Nose cone | 1–2 | Often separate for better shaping | | Cockpit windows | 1 decal or cutout | Must align precisely | | Wings (main) | 2 upper + 2 lower | Airfoil shape requires sandwiching | | Engine nacelles | 4–6 each | Inlet, fan blade (optional), outer cowl, exhaust cone | | Pylons | 2 | Connect engines to wings | | Horizontal stabilizers | 2 | T-tail mounting | | Vertical fin | 1 | Includes rudder detail | | Landing gear (optional) | 12–16 | Very fiddly, often skipped for display | | Antennas | 2–3 | Small rolled paper or wire substitute | Master the Curves: A Guide to Building the
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