User Manual

Parts Needed

• Wing

• Fuselage

• Wing hold-down bolt plate

• Wing hold-down bolts and washers

Tools and Adhesives Needed

• 30-minute epoxy

• Epoxy brush

• Rubbing alcohol

• Paper towels

• Mixing sticks

• Felt-tipped pen or pencil

• Ruler

• Drill

• Drill Bit: 1/4"

• Round file

Step 1. The assembled wing will slide into the fuselage bottom

so that the tab at the leading edge of the wing projects into the

slot in the fuselage former at the front of the wing opening in

the fuselage.

Step 2. At the rear of the fuselage opening, measure the

opening and mark the center point. With the wing in the fuselage

wing opening, line up the wing center with the mark you made.

Check to see if the wing is centered on the fuselage by

measuring from each wingtip to the rear of the fuselage as

shown in the illustration below.

Step 3. When you’re satisfied the wing is centered, make a

mark from the wing the center point to the fuselage where the

trailing edge of the wing rests. This will be the center reference

point for centering the wing in the following steps.

Note: We used marking tape for better visibility.

Step 4. Remove the wing from the fuselage. You will use the

wing bolt installed through the bottom of the blind nut to mark

the location for the wing on the fuselage. In the fuselage, locate

the wing bolt block with the preinstalled blind nut. Partially

thread the wing bolt through the blind nut from the bottom up

until the wing bolt is just slightly above the wing saddle.

Section 5: Mounting the Wing to the Fuselage