How to Build an SAS wildthing EPP slope soarer part 2

[@mikeonb4c]

Great videos and a huge help before I build mine. I have 3 questions (in case anyone is reading this after 8 years and has thoughts): 1) Would it save time and make a stronger and neater job if wing halves were glued together before glass tape covering as one continuous strip could be used along the whole span (this question also applies to the covering later on with coloured tape though I can see that the thinner tape might be trickier to lay straight without wrinkling etc) 2) Would it not be better if the ailerons were bottom hinged in order to achieve smoother airflow along the wing underside (the air will be turbulent at this point on the upper surface so there's less benefit in top hingeing) 3) I hate cutting the mounts off servos just in case I should ever want to use them elsewhere (this habit comes from my early RC days and perhaps servos are heaper these days and I should stop fussing!). Would it really matter if I chose to cut slots to accommodate them in the wing.?

[@NickChittyFlying]

@@mikeonb4c eight years on you could do wing in one piece I just followed instructions You could try bottom hinging it’s a fat section so no gains or loss in my view. Keep the lugs on if you want Iam still flying mine 😍

[@jo2lovid]

My head literally exploded with the literal overuse of literally. Otherwise, looks like a great sloper.

[@davew1234]

Top job 👍👍

[@notbadgerbutrich]

Any idea of control rates ??

[@NickChittyFlying]

AS per the instructions Rich my advice is have a 1/3 less elevator throw than ailerons

[@Spicks96]

I am very possibly getting the 60" version of this :-)

[@NickChittyFlying]

+Vince Sygall I love the mini vince

[@Spicks96]

Yeah I know, I already have one similar to the mini and the 60" is on a special until the end of Jan ;)

[@philf2854]

Not covering the bottom surface in coloured tape does not make any difference whatsoever. Been doing it for years!