[Geico266]

I have both kits coming next week. I'm pretty excited to get back in the shop, I really miss making chips.

Anyway, what do you suggest I complete next, the wings or fuse?

 

[szicree]

Fuse is definitely more fun. There is too much repetitive work with all the wing ribs.

 

[steve wyman]

Larry- I would humbly suggest that you do the wings next. There are a couple of areas on the wings- the front stub spar and the rear spar that you need to complete in order to fit them to their fuselage sockets. Steve

 

[Geico266]

Fuse is definitely more fun. There is too much repetitive work with all the wing ribs.

Larry- I would humbly suggest that you do the wings next. There are a couple of areas on the wings- the front stub spar and the rear spar that you need to complete in order to fit them to their fuselage sockets. Steve

Thanks for the tips. I think I'll do the wings next then.

Is there any plans (including dimensions) I can have for the wing holders?

Any suggestions greatly appreciated.

 

[Peterk]

http://members.eaa.org/home/homebuilders/building/workshop/How to Make a Wing Stand.html?

This is the famous Tony B wing stand put out by the EAA. I have used several times....works like a charm...simple, inexpensive etc.

Steve is right. You want to do the wings first...the foward and rear spar stubs have to be used to match up the holders on the fuse.

Pete

 

[Geico266]

Thanks Pete, I knew I saw it somewhere.