I have a couple design questions that pertain to, but are not necessarily specific to, this model, if your would humor me....
On the plans for this model I found on Outerzone, the outer wing shows that the right wings' outermost rib is spaced closer to the next inboard rib, than it is on the left wing (which has even spacing). While this results in a shorter wing, what is the reason for doing it that way instead of just spacing the ribs evenly slightly closer in the right wing to result in the same length wing panel?
The reason I ask, is that I would assume there would be some ever so slight fit problems if the ribs are made by stacking blanks.
Might be a good place for Bob Hunt's lost foam technique?
Secondly, is the cambered vertical still an effective way of doing things?
Is your plane setup this way, EddyR?
Thanks for your answers in advance.
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