After attaching both blades with glue thy were held in place until they dried and then using more layers of "No more nails" i build up the gaps were i had glued to make them a smooth seamless part of the gun.
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It took a day for all the selent to dry mean whil i continued smothing and filing the other props. as soo as it was dry i stated making the back end of the gun in sections that could be combined later to speed up drying and it also means if something goes wrong i only lose a small part.
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