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ASSEMBLE THE WING

1. Locate five 1/16" [1.6mm] ply wing joiner plates. Mix

a generous amount of 6-minute epoxy and glue the plates

together. Clean up excess epoxy with denatured alcohol and

a paper towel. Allow the epoxy to harden before proceeding.

2. Test fit the joiner into the wing center-section. The

smaller end of the joiner will slide into the wing center-

section. The fit should be snug. If not, sand the joiner plates

as needed for a good fit. Also test fit one of the wing outer

panels and sand the wing joiner as needed for a good snug

fit. Glue the smaller end of the wing joiner into the wing

center-section using 6 minute epoxy. Make sure the wing

joiner is coated thoroughly with epoxy to ensure a good

bond. Remove any excess epoxy that squeezes out with

denatured alcohol and a paper towel. Try not to leave excess

epoxy on the center-section rib as it will make for a poor

wing fit. Allow the epoxy to harden before proceeding. Install

a 24" [610mm] extension through the wing center-section.

3. Cut away the covering from the servo bay. Using 30-

minute epoxy, coat the wing joiner, wing center-section rib,

and wing outer panel. Attach the wing outer panel. Route

the servo extension from the center-section into the servo

bay. Clean up any excess epoxy with denatured alcohol and

a paper towel. Align the trailing edge of the center-section

and the outer panel. Hold the two in place using masking

tape while the epoxy hardens.

4. Repeat steps 1-3 for the other side of the wing.

5. Inspect the hinges and the hinging motion of the

ailerons now and before each flight.

The servos in this model are mounted with heat shrink

tubing (not included). If you wish to do so, you can carefully

remove the mounting tabs on the servos. A sharp hobby

knife works well for this.

1. Using a piece of Trinity Single Cell heat shrink tubing,

fit the tubing over the servo and heat shrink it. This will allow

you to easily replace the servo later since the tubing will be

glued in place, not the servo.

2. Connect the servo lead to the 24" [610mm] servo

extension. Secure the connection with a 1-1/2" [38mm] piece of