Scale Soaring UK

Full disclosure...when I first rigged the basic wing panels to the fuselage, there was insufficient dihedral. As I had already epoxied the joiner boxes in place, I had to resort to bending the wing joiner blades. Although I'm pretty sure I modified the drawing, a dihedral check at this stage with the joiner boxes clamped in place is probably a good idea...
Note: With the correct dihedral, the lower surfaces of the outer wing panels should be in line with each other, thus giving the upper surfaces a slight anhedral...

With all the ply webbing finalised, the lower 1.5mm balsa sheeting can be added...

Once the sub spars have been added, the wing can be laid on its jig supports and the top sheeting can be added...

Now the rest of the top sheeting can be added, making sure at each stage the TE is clamped straight...

Now the wing roots can be finished off..

Now the wing roots can be lined with 0.8mm ply...

Adam, these days I prefer to use 0.6mm ply: lighter, easier to bend and still suitably strong...

Time now for the spoilers...

PM your email address, Adam, and I'll send all the gubbins...

For the sake of simplicity, the ailerons are top hinged, and built flat to the board...