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❑ Glue the belly pan into place using a generous amount of 5 minute epoxy. Remove any excess epoxy using a paper

towel and rubbing alcohol, and hold the belly pan firmly in place and aligned using pieces of masking tape until the epoxy

fully cures.

WARNING

Make sure you don't get epoxy between the wing and/or belly pan and the fuselage.

❑ Kwik Bond 30 Minute Epoxy

❑ Excel Modeling Knife

❑ Ernst Airplane Stand

❑ Ruler

❑ Pencil

❑ Builder's Triangle

YOU'LL NEED THE FOLLOWING PARTS:

SECTION 11: HORIZONTAL & VERTICAL STABILIZER INSTALLATION

YOU'LL NEED THE FOLLOWING SUPPLIES:

❑ 220 Grit Sandpaper w/Sanding Block

❑ Masking Tape

❑ Paper Towels

❑ Rubbing Alcohol

❑ NHP Epoxy Mixing Sticks

❑ NHP Epoxy Mixing Cups

❑ Remove the control surfaces and hinges from both the horizontal and vertical stabilizers and set them aside for now.

Step 1: Aligning the Vertical Stabilizer

❑ (1) Horizontal Stabilizer w/Elevator Halves

❑ (1) Vertical Stabilizer w/Rudder

❑ Using a modeling knife, remove the covering material

from the bottom of the vertical stabilizer and the sides and

front of the mounting post.

❑ Using a modeling knife, remove the covering material

from the top of the horizontal stabilizer and from the slot in

the trailing edge.

❑ Test-fit the vertical stabilizer to the horizontal stabilizer.

To align it properly, the back of the mounting post should

be even with the back of the slot in the horizontal stabilizer

and the contour of the vertical stabilizer should match the

contour of the horizontal stabilizer.

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Make sure the vertical stabilizer is pushed down firmly

against the horizontal stabilizer. There should be no gaps

between them.

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