Well, I went and did it. Designed and drawn an elliptical wing.
Maybe I should call it the non-elliptical wing because I used no airfoil software program.
I didn't even use a CAD program by definition.
Decided to do it myself, but "thank you" to those individuals that offered assistance.
Not a bad investment in time, under three hours got me my original wing plan and every rib, Complete!
All identical spar cut outs in place along with a constant TE height. LE height diminishes as ribs decrease in size towards the tip. Plus a different rib TE cut out for the few tip ribs. There are no two ribs alike.
TE and LE, plus wing tip parts drawn for plans, I'll print plans and build the wing on them.
I'll use Robert's advice on steaming the LE instead of layering. I'll set up nails as a guide to hold the steamed LE. See how that goes.
Flap is .375" thick and will be built up and sheeted with 1/16" balsa.
I'll "nest" those ribs and send the file to my laser cutter.
All I have to do is decide on the size of the model?
60" gets me 734 sq. inches. Thinner airfoil or not, a model that size in the wind?
Yes, I know, the airfoil is a bit thinner.
Charles