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Instructions
Lay a gray 2-by-8 plate on a flat surface and attach a white 2-by-2 plate on the four lumps at the edge of the gray 2-by-8 plate.
Attach the middle part of the white 2-by-4 plate on the four lumps of the gray 2-by-8 plate in front of the white 2-by-2 plate.
Snap the mid-section of the white 2-by-2 triangular plate onto the four lumps of the gray 2-by-8 plate in front of the white 2-by-4 plate.
Connect a 2-by-4 red plate vertically on the last part of the gray 2-by-8 plate.
Turn the structure around to the front of the plane and attach a red 1-by-2 plate on top of the white 2-by-2 plate at the edge. Then, add a gray lamp holder piece in the back of the red 1-by-2 plate on both sides of the structure on top of the white 2-by-2 plate. The gray lamp holders will act as the headlights.
Attach two white 1-by-6 plates vertically in front of the lamp holder pieces in the mid-section of the structure.
Connect the wings. Attach a white "left plate 3-by-6 w. angle" on the white 2-by-4 plate that you attached earlier in Step 2 just behind the lamp holder piece on one side. Repeat the step on the other side of the structure for the white "right plate 3-by-6 w. angle." These are the front wings of the WWII plane.
Attach a white "right plate 2-by-4 w/angle" on the last two lumps showing on the 2-by-4 red plate that was added in Step 4. Add the "left plate 2-by-4 w/angle" on the last two lumps on the 2-by-4 red plate. These are the back wings.
Attach a yellow 1-by-1 round plate on both lamp holder pieces. Then connect two red 1-by-2 gray plates and place them in the middle of the red 1-by-2 plate that is in front of the lamp holder pieces. Add a red 1-by-6 plate horizontally behind the 1-by-2 plates.
Connect a red 2-by-4 plate, vertically, in the mid-section behind the 1-by-6 red plate. Then attach a white 2-by-4 plate, vertically, behind the red 2-by-4 plate. The white 2-by-4 plate should extend beyond the plane like a tail.
Add the gray "bearing element 2-by-2, single" on the last two lumps of the 1-by-2 red plates in the front of the WWII plane to act as your propeller. The propeller "nose" part should extend past the structure. Place a 1-by-2 brick underneath the propeller piece.
Slide the actual propeller onto the "nose" of the "bearing element 2-by-2, single" piece. Attach a red 2-by-4 plate, vertically, behind the "bearing element 2-by-2, single" piece. Then attach a gray 1-by-2 brick with two horizontal snaps on both sides of the wings as guns.
Connect three "1-by-2 plate w. 1 knob" behind each other on the last six lumps on the back of the plane. Lastly, attach a "roof tile w. lattice 1-by-2-by-2/3" horizontally on both sides of the back wings close to the "1-by-2 plate w. 1 knob" pieces.