Make built-up truss ribs

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Step-by-step instructions are presented for making built-up ribs in model aircraft wings. The construction technique produces a strong yet lightweight rib and a wing that can be straightened by cross-wiring.

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Strong, light wings

Article Abstract:

Techniques for the construction of sport and trainer wings for .10- to .60-size models are described. Strength, stress, weight and building ease are factors that should be considered for such construction.

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Make easy, light wing fillets

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A step-by-step description is presented of the technique of adding wing fillets to model airplane wings. The fillets are made of foam and fiberglass and enable airplanes to fly faster by reducing drag.

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