Gulfstream G650 Flat Pack Scale Model

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This model is based on information and pictures found on Wikipedia. The scale model measures 8 to 100, covering an area of approximately 64 square feet. The entire model can be cut out from a single sheet of plywood. I utilized 1 inch thick plywood available at my workshop, although it's recommended using 1/2 to 1 inch thick wood for better results. Instructions: 1. Plot all the parts on paper or CNC cut them. 2. Transfer the design onto the wood using carbon paper or double-sided tape placed directly onto the wood. 3. Use a jigsaw to cut out all the individual components. 4. Sand down any rough edges from the wooden pieces. 5. Obtain approximately 1 inch by 1 inch aluminum L-brackets. Wing: Four long parts are required. Horizontal Stabilizer: Four long parts are needed. Pylons: Four identical long parts. Engines: $ X number of long parts, the value of X remains unspecified. 6. Align the drill holes on top and bottom brackets for each individual part. 7. Match the drill holes on wings, pylons, and horizontal stabilizers to create a precise fit. 8. Mount one wing onto the fuselage, then mark the locations for drilling, repeating this process with the horizontal stabilizer and pylons. 9. Apply a coat of latex-based white paint to all parts of the model. 10. Add window vinyl or pain windows directly onto the model's surface. 11. Assemble the entire model using nuts and bolts.