(2)
(see Figure B below).
(3) Cement the two main landing-gear bay structures onto the lower wing
section.
E Cement the wing spars in place.
F Cement the top and bottom halves of the wings together.
G Cement the right wingtip in place, fill all joints and leave the filler to dry.
H When the wing structure is dry, file the leading and trailing edges to shape.
I
Cement the flap tracks in the positions marked on the bottom of the wing.
Glue the components together with each side at 90 degrees to the
adjacent side for each bay.
5
CAUTION - Make sure that you match the correct engine halves together.
NOTE - Each engine half has identification ‘pips’ on the engine nacelle (1, 2,
3 or 4 pips as applicable). These are sanded off after assembly.
A Sand the two halves of each engine to their correct shape and make sure
they fit together correctly.
B Cement the two halves of each engine together.
C Cut off the front and back of each vacformed engine assembly, then attach
the resin intakes and jet pipes.
D When the cement is dry, fill and sand all joints on each engine. Also sand off
the identification pips from the nacelles.
ENGINE ASSEMBLY
2
7
8
1
9
3
= glue here
Typical Assembled
Main Landing-gear Bay
(Left shown,
right is opposite)
Drill this hole after bay is assembled .
Diameter to suit leg, with position
as far aft, and outboard as possible.
5
4
6
11
11
10
10
Forwar
d
Main Landing Gear Bay Structure
B
