7. Carefully insert the elevator into the fuselage,
noting that the elevator needs to be flipped
upside down and back-to-front when inserted.
Once it is fully inserted, you can flip it over.
8. Carefully insert the horizontal stabiliser into
the fuselage. Insert the elevator hinges into the
horizontal stabiliser. Measure to ensure that the
horizontal stabiliser is evenly spaced
on both sides of the fuselage.
9. Ensure that the distance on both sides
between the main wing and the horizontal
stabiliser is the same as shown.
Ensure that the horizontal stabiliser remains
evenly spaced on both sides of the fuselage.
10. Ensure that the horizontal stabiliser and the
main wing are parallel to each other and are at
right angles (90 degrees) to the fuselage.
Use wedges if required.
11. Ensure that the main wing is correctly located
and use thin CA glue to attach the wing to the
fuselage.
Note: Do not use too much thin CA glue, as it
might eat the polystyrene wing core.
12. Use a suitable foam glue to reinforce the
wing to fuselage join on both sides top and
bottom.
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