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To order replacement parts for the Great Planes Stuka ARF, use the order numbers in the Replacement Parts List that
follows. Replacement parts are available only as listed. Not all parts are available separately (an aileron cannot be
purchased separately, but is only available with the wing kit). Replacement parts are not available from Product Support,
but can be purchased from hobby shops or mail order/Internet order firms. Hardware items (screws, nuts, bolts) are also
available from these outlets. If you need assistance locating a dealer to purchase parts, visit www.greatplanes.com and
click on “Where to Buy.” If this kit is missing parts, contact Great Planes Product Support.

Replacement Parts List

Order Number

Description

How to Purchase

Missing pieces ......................Contact Product Support
Instruction manual.................Contact Product Support
Full-size plans .......................Not available

GPMA2220......................................Wing Kit
GPMA2221......................................Fuse Kit
GPMA2222......................................Tail Set

Contact Your Hobby

GPMA2223......................................Cowl

Supplier to Purchase

GPMA2224......................................Canopy

These Items

GPMA2225......................................Landing Gear
GPMA2226......................................Wheel Pants

• There are two types of screws used in this kit:

Sheet metal screws are designated by a number and a
length. For example #6 x 3/4".

This is a number six screw that is 3/4" long.

Machine screws are designated by a number, threads per
inch, and a length. For example 4-40 x 3/4".

This is a number four screw that is 3/4" long with forty

threads per inch.

• When you see the term

test fit in the instructions, it means

that you should first position the part on the assembly
without using any glue, then slightly modify or custom fit the
part as necessary for the best fit.

• Whenever the term

glue is written you should rely upon

your experience to decide what type of glue to use. When a
specific type of adhesive works best for that step, the
instructions will make a recommendation.

• Whenever just

epoxy is specified you may use either

30-minute (

or 45-minute) epoxy or 6-minute epoxy. When

30-minute epoxy is specified it is highly recommended that
you use only 30-minute (or 45-minute) epoxy, because you
will need the working time and/or the additional strength.

• Photos and sketches are placed before the step they
refer to. Frequently you can study photos in following steps
to get another view of the same parts.

Fuse = Fuselage

Stab = Stabilizer

Fin = Vertical Fin

LE = Leading Edge

TE = Trailing Edge

LG = Landing Gear

Ply = Plywood

" = Inches

COMMON ABBREVIATIONS

IMPORTANT BUILDING NOTES

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ORDERING REPLACEMENT PARTS

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Summary of Contents for Ju-87 Stuka

Page 1: ...By the act of using the user assembled product the user accepts all resulting liability If the buyer is not prepared to accept the liability associated with the use of this product the buyer is advise...

Page 2: ...le the model according to the instructions Do not alter or modify the model as doing so may result in an unsafe or unflyable model In a few cases the instructions may differ slightly from the photos I...

Page 3: ...nute Epoxy GPMR6045 30 Minute Epoxy GPMR6047 Hobby knife HCAR0105 11 blades HCAR0211 Small T pins HCAR5100 Builder s triangle HCAR0480 Electric drill Small phillips and flat blade screwdrivers HCAR104...

Page 4: ...nated by a number and a length For example 6 x 3 4 This is a number six screw that is 3 4 long Machine screws are designated by a number threads per inch and a length For example 4 40 x 3 4 This is a...

Page 5: ...et screw for tail wheel collar 6 4 x 3 8 Sheet metal screw mounting the cowl 6 4 Washers mounting the cowl 1 Wire tail wheel 4 1 x 1 Servo mounting tape for mounting the aileron servos 3 2 56 x 36 Pus...

Page 6: ...be used for pulling the servo wires through the wing when the radio installation takes place 3 Test fit the outer wing joiner to the wing panel and the inner wing panel Be sure the wing panel is asse...

Page 7: ...he hinge plate will face the top of the control surface 8 Apply a small drop of oil or a dab of petroleum jelly onto each of the hinge joints This will prevent the glue from getting into the hinge joi...

Page 8: ...ve photograph For easy reference we have drawn the circles onto the covering This should help you locate each of the mounts These mounts are what you will be screwing the hinge plates to as we proceed...

Page 9: ...unting screws with a felt tip marker onto the wing Drill a 1 16 1 5mm hole through each of these marks into the wing BE CAREFUL NOT TO DRILL THROUGH THE TOP OF THE WING Once you have the holes drilled...

Page 10: ...for the left wing panel 26 Locate the plywood center wing joiner Test fit it into the right and left wing halves When fitting it into the wing make sure that the joiner angles downward 27 When you are...

Page 11: ...en remove the fairing and the wing 31 Cut away a 1 2 13mm strip of covering inside each of the lines you have drawn Be careful not to cut into the surface of the wing sheeting This could weaken the st...

Page 12: ...horizontal stabilizer into the slot in the fuselage 4 Measure from the end of the stab to each wing tip and from the center of the fuselage out to the end of the stab as shown in the sketch 5 Once you...

Page 13: ...age onto the fin Then cut the covering away using the same technique used for the stab 9 Test fit the fin into the slot Use a builders triangle to be sure that the fin is 90 degrees to the stab When y...

Page 14: ...easier when installing the hinges 4 Install a pin into the center of three hinges then install one hinge in each of the slots in one of the elevator halves Install the hinge until the pin is touching...

Page 15: ...t in the end of the fuselage from the mark you made to the bottom of the fuselage Insert the nylon bearing into the slot When you are satisfied with the fit glue the nylon bearing to the fuselage with...

Page 16: ...ce you have the engine properly positioned on the engine mount mark the location of the engine mounting holes on the rails of the engine mount A great tool for doing this is the Great Planes Dead Cent...

Page 17: ...e the wheel and axle onto the landing gear wire Position the axle and wheel as shown Position the wheel pant so that the wheel is centered in the pant Mark the location of the wheel pant on the wing w...

Page 18: ...the cowling may make it difficult to access the carburetor You can also install a third line to the tank and use it for filling the tank The method you use is your choice but make your decision befor...

Page 19: ...he pushrod Make both bends on the solid wire 5 Repeat step 4 for the other half of the elevator 6 Drill a 3 16 5mm hole in firewall This hole should be in close alignment to the carburetor Locate the...

Page 20: ...n the elevators the same and then tighten the wheel collar screws onto the two wires 11 Following the manufacturer s instructions for your radio system install the rubber grommets and eyelets onto thr...

Page 21: ...aph With the servo horn installed as shown this servo will be used in the left wing panel 3 The servos for the ailerons are installed with servo tape To insure the strongest installation do not skip t...

Page 22: ...string attached to the servo lead until you have completed the servo installation instructions 8 Locate one of the 2 56 x 6 152mm wire pushrods Install a nylon clevis and clevis retainer onto the thr...

Page 23: ...3 4 x 3 4 9 5 x 19 x 19mm hardwood blocks Place them against the servo mounting tabs so that they act as a wedge forcing the servo against the side of the servo bay Using 6 minute epoxy glue them in...

Page 24: ...om the servo arm to the flap 20 Install a small nylon control horn to the flap the same way you installed the aileron control horns 21 Locate one of the 2 56 x 6 152mm wire pushrods Install a nylon cl...

Page 25: ...o connect the flaps and ailerons 5 Following the radio manufacturer s instructions connect the servos battery and switch to the radio receiver 6 Place another piece of foam rubber on top of the receiv...

Page 26: ...onto the engine and re fit the cowl Make additional cutouts in the cowl to accommodate your muffler 6 Finish the final installation of the cowl by adding one additional 4 x 3 8 9 5mm machine screw in...

Page 27: ...r and receiver and center the trims If necessary remove the servo arms from the servos and reposition them so they are centered Reinstall the screws that hold on the servo arms 2 With the transmitter...

Page 28: ...the wing level have an assistant help you lift the model by the engine propeller shaft and the bottom of the fuse under the TE of the fin Do this several times 2 If one wing always drops when you lif...

Page 29: ...break in the engine After break in confirm that the engine idles reliably transitions smoothly and rapidly to full power and maintains full power indefinitely After you run the engine on the model in...

Page 30: ...craft in the presence of spectators until I become a qualified flier unless assisted by an experienced helper 3 I will perform my initial turn after takeoff away from the pit or spectator areas and I...

Page 31: ...to come off the ground One of the most important things to remember with a taildragger is to always be ready to apply right rudder to counteract engine torque Gain as much speed as your runway and fl...

Page 32: ...y shines when you lower the flaps Your approach is the same as just described except once you deploy the flaps you may need to add a bit more throttle to maintain flying speed Watch the plane as the f...

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