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the bottom spar. Now that you 

know how these work, remove this 

web, apply glue along the edge 

touching R7, and along the bottom 

of the web where it contacts the 

bottom spar. Glue this in position.

Then glue R5 to W3, the spar, the 

leading and trailing edges.

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Step 33 - Wing Assembly (R5, W3)

Locate three more R5s from BP4, BP5 

or BP6 and three more W3s. Working 

your way inward, these webs and ribs 

are glued in place, one at a time, using 

the same techniques you just used on 

the fi rst W3 and R5. Make sure all the 

tabs, notches and slots are all correctly 

positioned while the glue cures.

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Step 34 - Wing Assembly (R6, W3)

Locate two R6s from BP4 and BP5 

and two more W3s. Still working 

your way inward, these webs and 

ribs are glued in place, one at a 

time, using the same techniques 

you just used on the previous ribs 

and webs. Make sure all the tabs, 

notches and slots are all correctly 

positioned while the glue cures.

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Step 35 - Wing Assembly (SH2)

Locate four SH2s from LP7 and  LP8. 

Glue two of them together, one on 

top of the other, to form a thicker SH2. 

Make sure they are perfectly aligned 

when doing this. You'll have two 

matching, thicker SH2s when fi nished.

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Step 36 - Wing Assembly (SH2)

Now carefully push the two SH2s from the 

previous step into the pairs of pre-cut holes 

in the R6 ribs. Glue these in position to both 

ribs as shown here. 

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Step 37 - Wing Assembly (SH2 trim piece)

Locate one of the 1/4" x 1/4" strips of balsa 

sticks - this will be your "small pieces" stick. Cut 

four 2-3/8" lengths (the distance between the 

ribs) off of this stick.

You'll glue one of these strips in place now, 

on the back of the rear SH2 you just installed. 

Make sure it is pushed fl at against the building board as well.

Set the other pieces aside as you'll use one when making the other 

wing half, and the other two for the fl ap area.

Note: these are not really structural pieces - it simply completes the 

back end of the servo areas, and gives your covering something to 

stick to - trust us, it will make perfect sense later on in the build.

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Step 38 - Wing Assembly (R5, W3)

Locate two R5s from BP4 and BP5 and two more W3s. Still working 

your way inward, these webs and ribs 

are glued in place, one at a time, using 

the same techniques you just used on 

the previous ribs and webs. Make sure 

all the tabs, notches and slots are all 

correctly positioned while the glue 

cures.

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Step 39 - Wing Assembly (R4, W3)

Locate one R4 from BP3 or BP4 and 

another W3. Still working your way 

inward, this web and rib are glued in 

place, using the same techniques you 

just used on the previous ribs and webs. 

Make sure all the tabs, notches and slots 

are all correctly positioned while the 

glue cures.

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Step 40 - Wing Assembly (R3, W3)

Locate one R3 from BP3 and another 

W3. Still working your way inward, this 

web and rib are glued in place, using the 

same techniques you just used on the 

previous ribs and webs. Make sure all the 

tabs, notches and slots are all correctly 

positioned while the glue cures.

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Step 41 - Wing Assembly (SH2)

Locate four SH2s from LP7 and  LP8. Glue 

two of them together, one on top of the 

other, to form a thicker SH2. Make sure they 

are perfectly aligned when doing this. You'll 

have two matching, thicker SH2s when 

fi nished.

Now carefully push the two SH2s into the 

pairs of pre-cut holes in the R3 and R4 ribs. Glue these in position to 

both ribs as shown here. 

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Step 42 - Wing Assembly (SH2 trim piece)

Locate one of the 2-3/8" lengths of 1/4" x 1/4" strips of balsa you 

cut a few steps back.

Glue this strip in place on the back of the rear SH2 you just installed. 

Make sure it is pushed fl at against the building board as well.

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Step 43 - Wing Assembly (R2, W2)

Locate R2 from BP3 and two W2s from 

LP5 and LP7. Although thicker, the W2 

webs are is glued in place just the same 

as the other webs. The only change is 

that one is glued on each side of the 

lower spar. There are additional slots 

in R2 and R3 to accommodate the 

extra W2. Then R2 is glued in place, just like the other ribs.

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Step 44 - Wing Assembly (R1P, W1P)

Locate one R1P from LP7 and both W1Ps from LP5. You might also 

want to pop out the 3° dihedral gauges (LP4 & LP5) and it's foot 

that's part of LP4 as it can be used to help hold R1P at the correct 

angle.

Note the face etched into both W1Ps - there's a winking eye. This 

Summary of Contents for GHOST

Page 1: ...atteries wheels etc throughout the building process You must correctly install all R C and other components so that the model operates correctly on the ground and in the air Installation shown in the...

Page 2: ...r cut 1 8 x 4 x 12 balsa 1 BP2 laser cut 1 8 x 4 x 12 balsa 2 BP3 laser cut 3 32 x 4 x 12 balsa 2 BP4 laser cut 3 32 x 4 x 12 balsa 2 BP5 laser cut 3 32 x 4 x 12 balsa 2 BP6 laser cut 3 32 x 4 x 12 ba...

Page 3: ...s this means that the step will be done twice once for each wing half There could be a step or two which leaves you a bit puzzled If this happens step back and study the photo s for that step both in...

Page 4: ...tween the ailerons and fuselage Flaps create more lift at slower flying speeds and also to slow the plane on landing approach FUSELAGE the main body of an airplane excluding wings tail and everything...

Page 5: ...position until the glue cures Step 6 Vertical Fin Assembly VF8 Locate one VF8 from BP17 Apply glue to the rest of the exposed fin framing and to the edge of VF7 that will touch VF8 Place VF8 on top of...

Page 6: ...led Once finished set the completed stab aside Step 20 Elevator Assembly E1 E2 Locate both E1s from BP2 and two E2s from BP17 Position the E1s so they are mirror images of each other Then working with...

Page 7: ...ight Step 28 Wing Assembly T1 T2 T3 T4 Locate T1 from BP10 as well as T2 T3 and T4 from LP4 Place T1 flat on your building surface in the same orientation as shown on the plans then you ll glue T2 T3...

Page 8: ...will make perfect sense later on in the build Step 38 Wing Assembly R5 W3 Locate two R5s from BP4 and BP5 and two more W3s Still working your way inward these webs and ribs are glued in place one at a...

Page 9: ...t the root R1 rib Now using your trusty straight edge you need to cut two pieces One will be 3 x 36 and the other will be 3 4 x 36 Step 51 Wing Assembly leading edge sheeting Set the 3 4 width piece a...

Page 10: ...at many of the parts will need to be glued to the opposite side the shear webs for instance Always refer to the plans to make sure you re gluing the parts together in the correct way Step 59 Wing Asse...

Page 11: ...s you ve made or eaten in your life this one needs to be perfectly aligned with no condiments running into the pre cut holes And by condiments I mean glue Step 63 Wing Assembly WH2 WH3 Locate WH3 from...

Page 12: ...ll Make sure all the joints are nice and flat along their entire length while the glue cures Again a weight tape and or pins could be of benefit here Do the same to make the other matching side sheeti...

Page 13: ...ge framing Using the scrap 3 16 x 3 16 x 36 balsa stick measure and cut two pieces that go from the front of the landing gear blocks forward to the notch in the plywood sides as shown here Glue this i...

Page 14: ...holes are aligned between the two parts The F4Cs go across the top and bottom of F4A Note their positions in the photo The top F4C is just below the upper tabs The lower is aligned with top of the lo...

Page 15: ...g slots pre cut into both sides of the fuselage Step 93 Fuse Assembly servo rails Now go back to step 89 and repeat everything you just did so now you can mount the servo into the other fuselage side...

Page 16: ...g steps These require a bit of time to make sure you get them right as they can DRASTICALLY change how well or how bad your GHOST will fly Step 107 Fuse Assembly fit the wing It s been awhile but reme...

Page 17: ...he fuselage When gluing this in place make sure that it is straight along the top of the fuselage Step 113 Hatch Assembly H1 H2 H3 Locate H1 and H2 from LP4 and both H3s from LP1 and LP2 These pieces...

Page 18: ...ll rectangle on top of each rail as we ve shown here Step 124 Fuselage Assembly throttle servo mount Now you can drill and attach the servo to the mount using the servo s mounting screws Do a little p...

Page 19: ...ike to mount in this space cover this area with more of the 3 32 x 4 balsa sheeting And make sure it s still cross grained It should run from the front of the LG block to just covering up the bottom o...

Page 20: ...re still 1 long but roughly a 1 4 wide You ll need 6 lengths total Step 139 Flaps hinges Now flip each of the flaps over so the FL4 is facing down and the leading edge is facing you similar to this ph...

Page 21: ...hould and doesn t bind When all that is good you ll push the aileron down and expose the hinges at the joint but at the same time making sure the aileron is still pushed up against the wing it didn t...

Page 22: ...obably want to dial these down a bit to give a smoother appearance to your maneuvers Aileron 1 2 up down 25 expo Elevator 1 4 up down 20 expo Rudder 3 4 left right 15 expo Expert tip Once the control...

Page 23: ...effect most designs but if your radio allows you can add some mixing to automatically add down elevator when the flaps are deployed We found it best to use flaps on channel with a 3 position switch Wh...

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Page 26: ...oduct proven to be defective The user shall determine the suitability of the product for his or her intended use and shall assume all risk and liability in connection therewith If the buyer is not pre...

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