Noisy Cricket - instructions needed - please help!

[RGPFX]

Hi everyone.

I recently bought a machined aluminum Noisy Cricket kit from a member here that unfortunately did not have instructions (yes, I was aware of that). There are a number of metal pieces plus a lever action microswitch that sits on two machined pins, an LED, a piece of hard curved green acetate to fit in the barrel and bunch of shapes I don't quite recognize. Also included are a number of socket headed screws, an allen key to turn them, and resin handgrips.:confused

I am eager to build this kit and have already found the great thread here on polishing, but without knowing the assembly, I'm not sure what to polish.

If anyone has this kit and the instructions, exploded diagrams, etc. I'd appreciate the hep.

Thanks loads,

RGP

 

[RGPFX]

Please?

 

[Kevin]

I have these somewhere. I thnk it came on a CD. I shall look later today.

 

[exoray]

I put this up a long time ago when someone requested it, don't know where it came from but I want to say it was in some other format and I ran in through an HTML conversion program to make this page...

http://www.exoray.com/cricket/

 

[mverta]

The best instruction I can give you is to aim carefully and have a really solid footing before you fire.


_Mike

 

[RGPFX]

I put this up a long time ago when someone requested it, don't know where it came from but I want to say it was in some other format and I ran in through an HTML conversion program to make this page...

http://www.exoray.com/cricket/

Thanks. This is excellent. Anyone have any other info on the kit? Who originally made it? Available electronics, etc?

 

[Clutch]

That's a pretty detailed build for such a small prop!