Steve, I have purchased one of the axle assemblies from Replicraft and much like you, I was dissapointed, especially after spending that amount of money. I realized immediately that the axle support plates were dimensionally incorrect and that the angles were considerably inaccurate. However, I found a way for it to work so I never spoke to Steve at Replicraft about the problem. I rotated the axle assembly after slipping it into the holes of the V's so that the support plates would lie flat against the V's(V's attached to the fuse at this point). By doing so the front and rear edges of the support plates are no longer parallel to the V's, as per the plans. The edge distances of the bolt holes attaching the support plates to the V's were not significantly changed, the smallest edge distance being 1/2 inch plus. I reasoned that this would not change the structural integrity of the landing gear so I left it at that, drilled and bolted the assembly to the V's. Its not quite as aesthetic as the plans depict but I can deal with it. It is partially hidden behind the large wheels anyway. Hopefully this will work for you as well if you are willing to accept it as such, it should since I am sure that he used the same jig to weld each assembly. Matt Wise Newport News, Va --- stephen langford <smlangford@webtv.net> wrote: > FlyBaby > > I have found out from Steve at Replicraft that there > are 6 more axle > assemblies that they have made on the same jig that > have been sold and > I'm the only one that has complained about the axle > not being made > right. > Maybe no one else has mounted there's yet. . > If there are others out there that have bought this > axle assembly from > Replicraft, I would like to hear from you. > Thanks, > STEVE