oh still the plastic on it this way nice but dang it i feel like i should have gone wider we'll save that piece because i want to rivet into the i don't want to rip it into the holes because i don't know if it shows up on camera those dipped down they're not flush if i rip it there it'll just it'll bow the piece in like that and it'll look dumb so i just didn't think about that i always want to work with styrene watching adam savages you know one day builds he's a styrene all the time that should be better yeah that overlaps the edges nicely now remember i talked about those seams and stuff whoops that look really good so what i'm going to do on this one now i'll leave that there it didn't turn out as good on the other piece as i wanted where is it oh still in here this one didn't turn out as well as i would have hoped oh jeez that's on there tight mostly because of the fact that i did it after the fact right see that one's crooked but i'm justifying how that's all i melted that on purpose to look like damage that came from the explosion i think it's okay if panels are a little crooked on this side i i think it's fair to say some metal shifted if i decide the shape i'll show you a neat way to do this so if i was to take this you're like boom right so when i cut these and i break them apart and i just do a slight gap just then you'll have that seam that i wanted but they'll line up and meet up perfectly because of the fact that they are from the same piece if that makes sense so now see what i mean not even if i put them back together exactly as they were i've got that seam there but i like i think a little gap would look good like that see what i mean normally there what i mean on me so that's the other thing too is if i just sort of round this is the edge still on this side yeah i was like why's it standing weird okay jay noob
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