Interesting...I have always thought that model airplane structures are somewhat flexible to withstand the stresses. So the wood flexes enough that the joints do not?

On a tangent, are there any books or good magazine articles about converting stick-built airplane kits to electric R/C?


Bill

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The wood and fibreglass structures of the R/C airplane wings/fuse flex enough to where glue joints do not need to.

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