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27. Glue shear web B into position and glue the third W-1 rib into position.
28.
Now glue ribs W-2 and the remaining shear webs (C, D, E, and F) into position. These ribs are all 90 degrees to the building
board.
29.
If you are building the 4 channel version, fit rib W-3 into position inboard of the second W-2 rib as shown on the plan. The
spacing between W-3 and the W-2 should be 1/16" wider than your servo. Glue W-3 into position.
30.
Glue the top 1/4" sq. spar into position. The inboard end of the spar should end flush with the face of the W-1 rib. The
outboard end will stick out past the last W-2 rib. Be sure to glue it to the shear webs as well as the ribs.
31.
Glue the 1/4" sq. leading edge, the 3/32" sq. strips and the top trailing edge sheet to the wing.
Note: If you are using ailerons on your model you should now cut holes about 1/2" behind the main spars in the ribs inboard
of the aileron servo to run the aileron servo wire through. These holes should be just slightly larger than the connector on
your servo. You should run a thread through these holes now and secure the ends with tape. This thread will be used to
feed the servo wire through the wing during final assembly.
32.
Add the 1/16" sheet to the inboard end of the wing between the spar and the trailing edge. Use three pieces of 1/16" sheet
to sheet the inboard top of the wing from the spar to the leading edge. These pieces go between the 3/32" sq. strips and not
on top of them.
33.
Remove the wing from the plan and add the lower 1/16" sheet to the inboard end between the spar and the lead ding edge.
34.
Trim and sand the spars, leading edge and the trailing edge flush with the last W-2 rib.
Building the Right Wing
35.
Pin the lower 1/4" sq. spar and the lower trailing edge sheet to the left wing plan. The inboard ends should be aligned with
the wing centerline (C/L) and the outboard end will extend out past the last W-2 rib.
36.
Cut the lower 1/16" sheet for the lower inboard end of the wing and glue in place between the trailing edge and the spar.
37.
Glue the second W-1 rib into position. This ribs should be 90 degrees to the building zd.
38.
Glue the shear web A into position against the rib and the spar. Use A-3 if you are building the model with 3 channels and
use A-4 if building the model with 4 channels.
39.
Glue the first W-1 rib into position. This rib should be tight against shear web A and will be leaning slightly toward the wing
tip.
40.
Glue shear web B into position and glue the third W-1 rib into position.
41.
Now glue ribs W-2 and the remaining shear webs (C, D, E, and F) into position. These ribs are all 90 degrees to the building
board.
42.
Glue the top 1/4" sq. spar into position. The inboard end of the spar should end flush with the face of the W-1 rib.The
outboard end will stick out past the last W-2 rib. Be sure to glue it to the shear webs as well as the ribs.
43.
Glue the 1/4" sq. leading edge, the 3/32" sq. strips and the top trailing edge sheet to the wing.
44.
Add the 1/16" sheet to the inboard end of the wing between the spar and the trailing edge. Use three pieces of 1/16" sheet
to sheet the inboard top of the wing from the spar to the leading edge. These pieces go between the 3/32" sq. strips and not
on top of them.
45.
Remove the wing from the plan and add the lower 1/16" sheet to the inboard end between the spar and the leading edge.
46.
Trim and sand the spars, leading edge and the trailing edge flush with the last W-2 rib.
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