Sam, this is what I did. Use the outboard end of the wings to establish the wing profile. Trace the profile, then use a jig saw to cut the 3/4" plywood. I used 3/4" pipe wrap insulation to pad the jig. Brace it, as shown, add four castering wheels and you're good to go. The bottom of the wing is 22" from the floor. For the Fuse I used two engine stands. One for the front, one for the rear. Bolted lumber to the firewall and tail. Done. I removed the "legs" from the front stand (Although it dosn't show this in my pics) becase of the up hill lay of my fuse. I sold the engine stands when I finished. Just a tip - remember that (if your Fuse is a quick build) your firewall is only riveted on, so watch the weight. I didn't have issues, but I thought about this after the fact.
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