
Another pile of resin dust to show for the effort.

The goal once again is to have the back of the half moon sit flush against a flat surface, so mission accomplished.

While I was in a resin-sanding mood, I decided to work on the ankle cylinder holders. I poured the resin on these as well, and one of them had a few extra drops/blobs of resin that needed sanding.

That was childsplay compared to the half moons.

I'm glad that's behind me. At some point I'll work on the battery box harnesses, and I think those are the last resin parts that will need work. I'm doing this now to prep for painting as the weather starts to get warmer.
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