Patched the wing... no filler.

[Paul Taylor]

After looking at the wing and talking to one of my flying buddy's I changed my mind and cut the sheeting away. Added a cap strip to the low rib and replace the wood. I think I can sand and get the wing ready to cover soon. I also added a weight tip box.
Lead outs are next.
I did have to tape the whole thing together just to see what it looked like. Love them bones.
Still need to cut a dorsal fin and flaps.

Where should I get the controls?

[john e. holliday]

Call Jim Snelson at CLC(Control Line Central), he handles most of Tom Morris' stuff.  Tell him what you have and he will fix you up.

[Paul Taylor]

That's the guy.... Thanks Doc!!! You Rock.

[Wynn Robins]

interesting patch

did you glue the sheeting to the ribs below or just butt joint the sheeting? 

[Paul Taylor]

Hey Wynn,
I cut a small "1/4" strip the shape of the rib and glued it to the ribs. To double them up so to speak, and give the sheeting something to sit on. It spans across 4 ribs and I just doubled the  end ribss.

I hope I explained it..?

But I think I know what you are asking. The sheeting is glued to each rib under it. So I have support on the ends, and middle.

See I have learned a few things.
Now send me a picture of one of your new planes so I can steal the color scheme! 

[Wynn Robins]

I am painitng one at the moment - so when it is done - I'll post pics here

[Harleyman]

Paint?
Come on Wynn, you do such a great job with the Iron on's.
Are you really painting one?

[John Stiles]

...........I did have to tape the whole thing together just to see what it looked like. Love them bones................

Nuttin wrong with a blue tape mock-up; do it all the time