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Step 4 - Wing Assembly (R5 ribs)

Locate three R5 ribs from BP9/

BP10 and three SB4 sheer webs 

from BP12.

Using the same techniques as 

you used to attach the R6 rib in 

the last step, glue each of the 

R5 ribs in place, one at a time as 

shown here.

Step 5 - Wing Assembly (SB7)

Locate three SB7 rear webs from 

BP12. These are installed into 

each of the attached ribs, into 

the pre-cut slots at the rear of 

these three ribs.

Step 6 - Wing Assembly (R4 ribs)

Locate two R4 ribs from BP9/

BP10 and two SB4 sheer webs 

from BP12.

Attach them in place as shown.

Step 7 - Wing Assembly (SB7)

Locate two SB7 rear webs from 

BP12. These are installed into 

each of the attached ribs, into 

the pre-cut slots at the rear of 

these two ribs.

Step 8 - Wing Assembly (R3, SB3)

Locate one R3 rib from BP11 and 

two SB3 sheer webs from BP12.

Glue both SB3's to R3, making sure 

you attach them to the left side of 

the rib, as shown here. Also make 

sure they are both 90° to the rib.

Now glue R3 in place as shown, 

making sure it is completely 

pushed onto the bottom spar.

Step 9 - Wing Assembly (R3, SB2)

Locate one R3 rib from BP11 and 

two SB2 sheer webs from BP12.

Glue both SB2's to R3, making sure 

you attach them to the left side of 

the rib, as shown here. Also make 

sure they are both 90° to the rib.

Now position R3 in place as shown, 

making sure it is completely pushed 

onto the bottom spar.

Step 10 - Wing Assembly (SB7)

Locate two SB7 rear webs from 

BP12. These are installed into 

each of the attached R3 ribs, into 

the pre-cut slots at the rear of 

these two ribs.

Step 11 - Wing Assembly (R2)

Locate one R2 rib from BP11 and 

two SB1 sheer webs from BP12.

Note that both SB1's have a small 

circle engraved in them. This 

designates the top and the edge 

that attaches to R1.

Glue both SB1's to R2, making sure 

you attach them to the left side of 

the rib, as shown here. Also make sure they are both 90° to the rib.

Now glue R2 in place as shown, making sure it is completely 

pushed onto the bottom spar.

Step 12 - Wing Assembly (R1)

Locate one R1 rib and two WH4 

wing-peg supports from LP1. You'll 

also need one SB5 sheer web from 

BP12. 

Note that both WH4's and SB5 

have a small circle engraved in 

them. This designates the top and 

the edge that attaches to R1.

We strongly suggest you dry fit 

all these parts together first, as it's a bit 

more involved than the previous steps.

Slide R1 in position, making sure the SB5 

tabs are inserted into the pre-cut slots 

in R1 & R2. You'll also need to insert the 

WH4's and SB5 in place, making sure 

they are all properly aligned and all tabs are fully seated.

When properly installed, the R1 rib will have a very slight angle 

(1.5°) which is half of the total dihedral that's built into the wing.

Step 13 - Wing Assembly (WB1)

Locate one WB1 from LP1.

Note that WB1 has a small circle 

engraved designating the side that 

faces rib R1.

Glue this piece in place as shown, in 

the pre-cut "step" on the back of the 

R1 and R2 ribs.

Step 14 - Wing Assembly (leading edge)

Locate one of the 5/16" square 

balsa strips. This is used as the 

wing's leading edge. It will need 

to be trimmed to length, but leave 

it slightly oversized so it extends 

roughly 1/8" past R1 and about 

a 1/4" past the wing tip shown 

on the plans. Glue this in place, 

making sure it is securely glued to each rib.

Summary of Contents for Quickie 500

Page 1: ...teries 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 ma...

Page 2: ...1 laser cut 3 32 x 4 x 24 sheet 2 BP12 laser cut 1 16 x 4 x 24 sheet 1 BP13 laser cut 1 16 x 4 x 24 sheet 1 BP14 laser cut 1 4 x 4 x 4 sheet 1 CAP laser cut 1 16 x 2 x 24 sheet 4 1 16 x 4 x 24 sheet 2...

Page 3: ...Photos We realize that the smaller black and white photos in this manual might not show some of the steps as clearly as you might want So we ve anticipated this and made these photos available on our...

Page 4: ...rear of these two ribs Step 11 Wing Assembly R2 Locate one R2 rib from BP11 and two SB1 sheer webs from BP12 Note that both SB1 s have a small circle engraved in them This designates the top and the e...

Page 5: ...rear of the wing to keep it in place while attaching the sheeting We used a couple of larger LiPo packs but most anything with a little weight will work Once the glue holding the front edge of the she...

Page 6: ...emove the tabs from the bottom of the trailing edge These should be carefully cut away then sanded so they allow the continuation of the airfoil s shape as shown here Because R1 is made from ply we fo...

Page 7: ...and T7 will be with the length of the wing while T8 will be against it This allows T6 and T7 to easily bend to over the leading edge Test fit first then when satisfied with the fit glue this sheeting...

Page 8: ...clamps only after the epoxy has fully cured Remember any twist in the alignment of the panels cannot be Before cutting After cutting fixed after the epoxy cures and will lead to a poor flying model If...

Page 9: ...hat all pieces are securely glued together The attach F5 in place to form the rear end of the fuselage box Note that Step 48 Horizontal Stab stab trailing edge Locate the 1 4 x 1 2 balsa strip Measure...

Page 10: ...of the WH1 WH2 piece that was installed earlier the large WH2 tab will fit into F5 to aid in alignment and strength Step 60 Fuselage Assembly F3 Locate F3 from LP1 Glue this in place as shown making s...

Page 11: ...stab supports as shown here They should both be flush with the top edges of the fuselage Step 77 Fuselage Assembly round stab fin leading edges Before installing the vertical fin and stab into the fu...

Page 12: ...glue strips to form the top of the fuselage Make sure that the sheeting is not only glued to the fuselage sides but also to any formers they touch as well the other top sheets as you work your way for...

Page 13: ...ws to secure the hatches in place Step 92 Aileron wire holes for servo wires On the plans you ll see callouts where the two holes should be cut in the top sheeting WS These holes allow the aileron ser...

Page 14: ...steps shown are not in a particular order but will all need to be done Attach the Control Surfaces Now is the time to attach the control surfaces to the airframe by gluing the hinges in position with...

Page 15: ...st resort from your local hobby store and can work for this purpose when shifting of the internal components just isn t enough Balance can vary up to 1 4 behind main spar It is best to start with our...

Page 16: ...orrect direction and with the recommended throws Test run the engine and make sure it transitions smoothly from idle to full throttle and back Also ensure the engine is tuned according to the manufact...

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