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Step 44 - Fuselage Assembly (fuse sides)

Locate both S1’s and both S2’s 

from the LP1s. One S1 is glued 

to one S2 as shown here to 

form a fuselage side. Do this 

twice to make both fuselage 

sides.

Step 45 - Fuselage Assembly (port side)

Now it’s time to glue 

one of the fuselage 

sides to the S3 crutch 

assembly. Start with 

the port side as shown 

here, making sure that 

all of the tabs in the 

formers are properly 

located into the slots 

on the fuse side. We 

found it easiest to 

start at the front (F1), 

then slowly glue a bit at a time, working our way to the next section 

after the glue had cured.

Make sure there is a nice fillet of glue where the side touches the 

S3 assembly.

Step 46 - Fuselage Assembly (F8 assembly)

Locate the F8 assembly from step 43. This is 

now positioned and attached to the fuselage 

side. Note that this piece has a taper to it 

that matches the curvature of the finished 

fuselage. The wider side faces the front of 

the fuselage.

Lay the fuselage on it’s side and glue the F8 

assembly in place as shown.

Step 47 - Fuselage Assembly (starboard side)

Now the starboard fuselage 

side is glued in place, using 

the same techniques as you 

used to attach the port side.

Again, starting at the 

front (F1), work your way 

backwards a little bit a time, 

making sure all of the tabs 

fit in the notches. Take your 

time to ensure a good fit.

Step 48 - Fuselage Assembly (F7)

Locate F7 and F7A from LP2. These two 

pieces are glued on top of one another 

to form a thicker F7.

Step 39 - Tail assembly (rudder)

Locate VF4 from BP3, as 

well as leftover 1/4” x 1/2” 

and 1/8” x 1/4” balsa strips. 

These pieces are cut to make 

the rudder frame as shown 

here.

Carefully measure, cut and 

fit the pieces, gluing them 

in place as shown. Once the 

glue has set, remove the 

finished rudder from the plans.

Now it’s time to start construction of the fuselage.

Step 39 - Fuselage Assembly (F3)

Locate S3 and F3 from LP2. These two 

pieces make the start of the fuselage 

crutch.

You will need to slide S3 into F3 on 

an angle, then rotate into position 

as shown. It should rest on the two 

triangular “footers” that are midway on 

the inside cutout of F3.

Glue in position, making sure it is at a 

90° angle to S3.

Step 40 - Fuselage Assembly (F2)

Locate F2 from LP2. Slide it in position and 

glue to S3, again at a 90° angle as shown 

here.

Step 41 - Fuselage Assembly (F1)

Locate F1 from LP2. It attaches to the 

front of S3. Take care in the orientation 

of F1. When positioned correctly, the 

arrow etched on F1 points to the top of 

the fuselage.

Glue to S3 at a 90° angle as shown 

here.

Step 42 - Fuselage Assembly (F4)

Locate F4 from LP2. It attaches to the rear of 

S3. Glue to S3 at a 90° angle as shown here.

Step 43 - Fuselage Assembly (F8)

Locate both F8 pieces from the LP1s. They 

are glued together, one on top of the other 

to make a thicker F8 as shown here.

Summary of Contents for Wayfarer

Page 1: ...first class condition a correctly sized power system and components electronics batteries wheels etc throughout the building process You must correctly install all R C and other components so that the...

Page 2: ...ser Cut 3 32 x 3 x 24 sheet 1 BP3 Laser Cut 1 4 x 4 x 24 sheet 1 BP4 Laser Cut 1 4 x 4 x 7 25 sheet 2 BP5 Laser Cut 1 16 x 4 x 24 sheet 2 BP6 Laser Cut 1 16 x 4 x 24 sheet 1 BP7 Laser Cut 1 16 x 4 x 2...

Page 3: ...the steps as clearly as you might want So we ve anticipated this and made these photos available on our website You can either scan the QR code or type this address into your browser www oldschoolmode...

Page 4: ...1 assembly Locate one of the R1 ribs from BP1 a W1 from BP8 and a DS from LP1 Both W1 and DS have circles etched into them When properly positioned these circles should be next to R1 and face up Glue...

Page 5: ...h strip to form the upper trailing edge Measure and trim to length then pin and glue into position Again the joint should be on an angle not a 90 butt joint Step 20 Wing Assembly WH1 Locate WH1 from L...

Page 6: ...half Tape the left wing plan and fresh wax paper on your board Then follow steps 1 through 31 to complete the right wing half Once finished then move on to step 33 to complete the wing assembly This...

Page 7: ...the tabs fit in the notches Take your time to ensure a good fit Step 48 Fuselage Assembly F7 Locate F7 and F7A from LP2 These two pieces are glued on top of one another to form a thicker F7 Step 39 T...

Page 8: ...the teeth of each t nut is firmly pushed into U3 to lock them in place Step 55 Fuselage Assembly U3 Now the four U3s are glued to the fuselage two per side To aid in locating them properly thread a 4...

Page 9: ...Drill and tap FS9 for a 10x32 thread A 5 32 drill will work to create the hole and if you don t have a 10x32 tap you can use a like 10x32 bolt made of metal to cut the threads When finished you should...

Page 10: ...htly rounded When it comes to the nose use the fuselage as a guide when sanding the block to shape first matching it to the fuselage side but then tapering it off to a more rounded shape as you move t...

Page 11: ...r the servo screws to thread into Make sure that when installing the control horns they are placed in line with the pushrods and that the line of holes where the clevises attach are positioned over th...

Page 12: ...control horns servo horns and clevises to make sure they are secure and in good condition Replace any items that would be considered questionable Failure of any of these components in flight would mea...

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