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Sand a 45º bevel into the bottom leading edge of the
elevator.
Cut a piece of carbon fiber strip to a length of 14-2/3"
(376mm), then glue it to the below of the elevator, using some
foam-friendly C/A. Make sure the elevator is flat and the
leadingedge is straight while the glue cures.
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While holding the elevator tight against the stabilizer, apply a strip of
clear plastic tape (not included) to the top of the hinge line on both
sides of the elevator.
Sand a 45º bevel into the left side of the leading edge of the
rudder.
Sand a 45º bevel into the bottom of the leading edge of
the two ailerons.
Use foam-friendly C/A to glue the carbon strips to A and
B to strengthen the wings.
Use some tape to warp the carbon strips on A,B,C and D showed in
the picture to avoid the carbon falling off.
Glue the wings with aileron to fuselage.
Notice:Measure from the tips of the wing to the rear of
the fuselage. The measurements must match from right
to left. If not, adjust the position of the wing until both
measurements are equal.