Write yourself an "order of operations" sheet.  Make sure that you are doing things in a logical order allowing access to necessary areas before closing them off.  For example the bell crank tray has to be installed before sheeting in almost all cases.

If you are still confused, or want to see instructions for other models as example, consult some available resources like original Sterling, or Musciano, or any of a number of other vintage kit plans which can be found and downloaded on outerzone and Hip Pocket Aeronautics.  Just open them and zoom in so you can read easily.

http://outerzone.co.uk/

http://www.hippocketaeronautics.com/   (free login required to download plans)

Since you have the booklets for the Brodak kits, those might be all you need without looking for more examples.  You will not need to flesh out the operations to full writing assignment levels, outlines of bullet points are probably enough. 

Phil

I suggest that you take one of those Brodak kit guides and your Pinto Grey Ghost* plans, and see if following the Brodak guide only for the Pinto kit will do the job.  If it will -- go!  If it won't take a pencil and make notes, changes, etc., until you're satisfied that it will work.

Do that a few times, and you WILL be a scratch builder.

* Edit: I confused threads there...

I write all my own instructions.

I write all my own instructions.

Me too. In invisible ink, on the back of my hand...  I haven't had a plane not fly yet.

  ...Hey David, These pages are from Larry's magazine article. Hope you're gonna Silk & Dope it!  Cheers,  John

Thank you sir.  Good stuff.