Stuck the timber ( 1/16 laminations ) under the tap at the Max. Curve area  ,
used PVA on one face ( inner ) of the second Lam. on , spread even.
Rubber band around across chord to hold them while fitting .

Ive marked the spar / LE cuts etc on the template , so they get cut right.
Once theyre all on , masking tape at spar pulling Em In , and  following out - rolling the assembly on the board to Tighten the Joint
as you go .
Ive left the thing on the template for 24 hours , and it didnt ' spring ' like the last ones . Though the woods a good deal softer ,
you dont have to use your best wood for these , as the Glue is Half the Strength .

These are for the plank wing Mk 8 / Mk 11 Spitfire .

Take care the cut edge of the templates good and square . I rasped , filed and block sanded it after cutting with the old handsaw .
its 3/4 Pine . the Building supply had none in its skip the last few months , so I had to buy a 2 ft. offcut for $ 4.20 .

The skips good for ' sets ' of offcuts , like 1 in x 3/8 in. , to use for packers & things when building, and straight planks of a few foot for weighting down & aligning stuff . And  stuff about 4 x 3 for canopy & deck moulds .
Got to do a nasty Deck or Two over a Plug ; so I will throw the pictures here in a few weeks , We Hope . As In when I doim . 

Right . have it on the plug here . Like the other one .

        All of my rubber scale builds have laminated tips using basically the same techniques as above. The only difference is I put them in the microwave oven to dry while secured to the form for 'instant' laminations. Keep the power on low for ~20 second bursts until dry or the balsa WILL catch fire.
        Haven't tried Titebond. Spray adhesive works well for forming the wet planks to each other. After the cure, thin cyano is applied along the edges before removal from the form.

       Ara