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2

Locate and prepare ribs W1 through W10.

3

Note that the labeling on the sheer webs is on 

the root end. Carefully place ribs W2 through 

W9 into the appropriate slot in the bottom 

sheer web.
Slide the top sheer web onto the rib assembly 

until the top and bottom sheer webs are flush 

to each other top and bottom. Note that this 

may require some patience. Remember fines 

not force, when everything is lined up correct­

ly they will fall together.

5

While holding the assembly in your hands, 

press the two sheer webs together top and bot­

tom and apply a dab of CA in the glue ports. 

The glue ports are the elliptical holes in the 

sheer webs for gluing. Proceed down the sheer 

web until the full length of the sheer webs has 

been tack glued together.

ABOVE: All internal ribs are installed onto the bottom sheer 

web.  

BELOW: The top sheer web has been installed and now all 

ribs are captive in the sheer web.

6

Place a 3/16” x ½” x 24” basswood spar n 

position over the plans.

7

Place the leading edge tab of each rib into 

the appropriate slot in the false leading edge 

and down over the basswood spar. DO NOT 

GLUT at this time. 

8

Slide the false trailing edge into position and 

slide each rib into the appropriate slot. DO 

NOT GLUE at this time.

9

As you did on the false leading edge, line the 

false training edge up with the alignment line 

on the first stand off and secure it to the build

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ing board with a pinning tab at every other 

stand off.

10

Install and glue W1 to the false leading edge, 

the sheer web assembly and the false trailing 

edge. Make sure W1 is in good contact with 

the sheer webs as they will set the correct 

dihedral angle for W1

11

Now move down the wing and glue each rib 

to the false leading edge, the false trailing 

edge and the sheer webs. Make sure each rib 

is firmly in contact with the adjoining parts 

before applying glue.

12

While holding the sheer web assembly into 

firm contact with the bottom spar, apply glue 

to the entire length.

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Page 3: ...n CA I recommend the Dave Brown pipet s available at your hobby shop Be sure to stretch the end pull it with a pair of pliers to a thin applicator tip as they are not supplied in this configuration an...

Page 4: ...ue the F5 and F6 assembly to the RIGHT fuselage side c 8 Locate the Wing Mounting Plate and two 10 32 blind nuts Press the blind nuts firmly into the holes provided in WMP Because WMP and F8 interlock...

Page 5: ...amounts of FB extending on each side Installing the fuselage bottom a piece of scrap balsa is bev eled as required to provide the clamps a flat surface to grip c 19Glue the fuselage sides to FB c 20...

Page 6: ...p of the aft fuselage and formers F8 F9 and F10 Taper as required at the tail section HINT Cut both pieces of triangle stock from the same stick this will improve the odds that both sticks will be abo...

Page 7: ...o F3 F4 and F5 and the fuselage sides The windshield and FST have been installed and the water resistant hatch has been assembled This photo shows the nose cone installed however we will get to that a...

Page 8: ...izer Cut two pieces of triangle stock and glue them at the interface of the vertical fin and the stabilizer Place the fuselage assembly on the building bench and weight it down to insure that it is se...

Page 9: ...s side will be the front of the firewall facing for ward Install triangle stock at the base of the vertical fin and fair it in the front to match the contour of the Ny Rod FRONT BACK Here the electric...

Page 10: ...glow version do not remove the circular openings in PHB These are cooling air exits for the electric version There are four 1 16 tabs attaching the hatch to the power pod sides trim these tabs and re...

Page 11: ...leading edge and glue them to the bottom of the forward fuselage bottom using the alignment lines provided starting at the step Optional Landing Gear Assembly Locate MPG A and two MGP B parts Use the...

Page 12: ...ertion into the axle holes This fit must remain snug Plastic tail gear mount halves will replace the water rudder for land op eration Cut a piece of the 1 16 wire to the same width as the gear mount a...

Page 13: ...he edge to be slotted keep the knife parallel to the part and make several shallow passes until the desired depth is reached The hinge locations are marked on the elevator transfer these markings to t...

Page 14: ...aptive in the sheer web c 6 Place a 3 16 x x 24 basswood spar n position over the plans c 7 Place the leading edge tab of each rib into the appropriate slot in the false leading edge and down over the...

Page 15: ...ly thick CA to the length of the top spar Place the top leading edge sheeting in place cen ter the cap rib openings on the ribs and then press the sheeting into contact with the spar until the CA has...

Page 16: ...ply reinforcing ring around the servo lead hole c 26 Install and glue the servo mounting rails SMR The side with the screw holes should be facing each other c 27 Assemble the bottom wing tip sheeting...

Page 17: ...and C c 37 Install and glue the aft sheeting section D c 38 Install and glue the forward sheeting assem bly note that you may have to wet the sheet ing to make the bend without breaking Use Windex or...

Page 18: ...e fuselage and cen ter it Glue the TEX assembly to the trailing edge taking care to keep it centered Use a mixture of Z Poxy thinned with dena tured alcohol to apply the 3 wide fiberglass cloth Lay th...

Page 19: ...ld line up with the slot on AB c 5 Taper the leading edge and the aileron horn block to contour with the ribs do not taper the tabs yet c 6 Install and glue the top sheeting AT The aileron horn should...

Page 20: ...LPLY 1 8 X 4 X 36 BWT A 2 21 BALSA 3 16 X 4 X 36 BWT B 2 21 BALSA 3 16 X 4 X 36 C 2 22 BALSA 3 32 X 4 X 36 CR 1 6 LPLY 1 4 X 4 X 18 D 2 22 BALSA 3 32 X 4 X 36 EV 1 21 BALSA 3 16 X 4 X 36 F1 1 6 LPLY...

Page 21: ...A 1 16 X 4 X 36 FT 4 1 16 BALSA 1 16 X 4 X 36 FT 5 1 16 BALSA 1 16 X 4 X 36 FTE 2 4 BALSA 1 8 X 4 X 36 FW E 2 7 ACPLY 1 8 X 6 X 28 FW G 2 7 ACPLY 1 8 X 6 X 28 HA 1 8 ACPLY 1 16 X 5 X 30 HAC 2 3 LPLY 1...

Page 22: ...3 X 36 SW T 2 23 BALSA 3 32 X 3 X 36 T 12 14 BALSA 1 16 X 4 X 36 TC A 1 18 BALSA 1 16 X 4 X 36 TC A 1 15 BALSA 1 16 X 4 X 36 TC B 1 17 BALSA 1 16 X 4 X 36 TC B 1 16 BALSA 1 16 X 4 X 36 TE 2 2 BALSA 1...

Page 23: ...7 1 10 BALSA 1 16 X 3 X 36 W7 1 11 BALSA 1 16 X 3 X 36 W8 1 10 BALSA 1 16 X 3 X 36 W8 1 11 BALSA 1 16 X 3 X 36 W9 1 10 BALSA 1 16 X 3 X 36 W9 1 11 BALSA 1 16 X 3 X 36 WBLES 1 18 BALSA 1 16 X 4 X 36 WB...

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