1. Glue R3 thru R7 into the slots in R2.
2. Glue R1 to this assembly, aligning R1 to the top at
R7.
Rudder Assembly
3. Using the same technique as with the elevators,
sheet the remaining side of the rudder. Sand the
leading edges, sides, and trailing edge of the rudder.
4. Glue two R8s together, then center and glue into the
notch between R1 and R3. Add small pieces of 1/16
balsa to the sides of R8 for fill, and sand to match the
rudder taper.
5. Glue two R9s together, and glue to the top of the rud-
der, aligning the trailing edges. Sand to match the
taper, but do not sand the control horn yet. This will
be matched to the vertical when it is built.
Aileron Assembly
1. Glue A2 thru A10 into the slots in A1.
2. Fill in the third bay (between A4 and A5) with scrap
balsa for support for the control arm. Sand to match
the rib taper.
3. Cut a piece of ¼ x ¾ balsa stock approximately 2”
longer than the aileron assembly and place the
aileron assembly on this piece. Align the assembly
so that most of the extra length is toward the portion
of the aileron with the rounded end. Also center the
aileron to allow for the additional sheeting to be
added. Glue in place.
4. Cut the opposite side sheeting from 1/16 x 3 x 36
balsa sheet, and glue in place. Sand the trailing
edge, leading edge, and sides.
5. Glue two A11s together, and glue in place to the
aileron assembly. Sand to shape.
Left Wing Fixed Gear Assembly
1. Glue W1A to W1, aligning the slot in both pieces.
Glue W1B to W1A. Make a left and right side.
2. Epoxy W3A to W3, aligning the edges. Make a left
and right side. Double-check yourself here - it’s easy
to make two left sides!
3. Epoxy W6A to W6, aligning the edges. Make a left
and right side. Repeat the double-check procedure!
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