Gauntlet kit trouble

here we go, i took some pictures finally.. and well.. maybe you can see what i mean. aint the best pictures but you can see the areas needing attention, I just need a little help on where to start, i figured start with the left, its going to be ESB and if i can do the left, i can do the right, then ill worry about paintin em up. (and before you get onto me saying "thats not the left" these are pictures of the"deformities" i mentioned, and not just one arm targeted...)

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you have to trim that bent in plastic off, there not perfect off the mold, nothing styrene is. and use your stovetop oven burner hold them over it a few seconds and you can get it inshape in no time, I even formed the inner pieces on the stove to fit inside the uppers.
 
well i know i need to trim, but how far is the main question. I was hoping someone had some good reference pictures, my kit didnt come with a cd, just the plastics really, and he threw in a few resin pieces outta kindness to me, I want these to work well, my others dont have to look as perfect, because of a minor thing iam doing to them.. posted on another forum "flamethrower" and its kinda a give away what Iam doing to them, but these are for Dragon Con and stuff, and I need them to look excellent, iam already years behind, I wanna make a good first impression. ESB details please.
 
There are some nice refference pictures on the tk90 site ( you know the one ) :)

Just a quick question ... I had a idea as how to make the bottom halves fit the top halves, I'm going to cut the bottom halves in half and make them fit that way ( if that makes sense ) but how do I put the re-sized halves back together afterwards ?

Many thanks

Randy

 
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