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Note

: It is recommended to enlarge the strut hole for 

about 2~3mm wider as the Silicon Fairing will be 
installed in the hole.  Do not glue the Silicon Fairing at 
this step.  It is very important to make sure that silicon 
fairing is loosened in the hole instead of tight. 

6.  Put the scale fuselage aside for a moment and get 
your heli prepared. For Raptor owners, please remove 
the Landing Skid, Muffler, Tail Fins, Boom Supports 
and Tail Rotor Assembly.  Locate the Extended Rear 
Frames, which are specially designed for this MD 
fuselage.  Secure the Extended Rear Frame in place 
with the screws and washers. (3x18mm self tapping 
screw for the top;  3x 10mm washer self-tapping screw 
and big flat washer for the bottom).

7.  Assemble the Landing Skid as shown. Temporarily 
install the Brace under the side frame.  Adjust the 
Landing Skid as shown and make sure it sits on the 
table firmly.  Secure the Joiner & Skid Pipe with the 
furnished 3x3mm Set Screws.  Do not over-tighten the 
setscrews; just make sure the skid pipe will not rotate.   
Then secure the Joiner and the Aluminum Strut with 
2.6x10mm Self-Tapping Screws.  Next press the end 
cap on skid pipe.

8. Remove the landing skid assembly from Heli.  
Remove the brace from the aluminum strut.  Do not 
remove the strut and skid pipe as they are already 
adjusted and secured.  Place the brace in place and 
install the strut and skid pipe onto the brace.   You may 
apply Vaseline on Silicon Fairing to increase the 
lubrication for easier installation.

9. Secure the Aluminum Strut and Brace with 
2.6x14mm Socket Screws.  Hint: Install the left 
Aluminum Strut Assembly and Brace first.  Pull the 
brace out and secure the socket screws then push it 
back and pull the right side out then install the right 
aluminum strut assembly.  

10. Install the lower post which is under the brace, drill 
8mm hole and install the Silicon Grommet.  Secure the 
post in place with 3x10 washer self-tapping screw from 
bottom and 3x18mm self- tapping screw from top.

11. Drill two holes for handlebar one is 5/64" (2mm) and
the  other  is  1/16"  (1.5mm).  Secure  the  handlebar in
place with 2x5mm wood screw.

12. If you use Raptor 50 Titan Version then it does not 
need to trim anything but if you use on Raptor 50 V2 or 
old version then you might need to trim off the fuselage 
tail for about

Remove the tail rotor 

assembly, landing brace and body retainer from Raptor 
then place the Raptor in the fuselage.  Next install the 
tail rotor assembly in place and check if holes on the 
landing brace matches the side frame landing skid-
mounting holes.  If it cannot reach the holes then trim 
the tail until it is able to do so. 

 7/8" (20mm)

13. Remove the tail rotor assembly and proceed to 
extract the Raptor from fuselage. Replace the old post 
with the new plastic post mount with 3x18 self-tapping 
screw.  Place the Raptor into the fuselage again, the 
post should be located near a molded dot on fuselage.

14.  Drill  the  hole on  the molded dot.  Next enlarge the
hole  at   about   8mm   in  diameter.    Insert the  Silicon
Grommet on the hole. The smaller side faces outside.

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