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Snipin_Willy · 12:13 AM

The plane is being built is parts, like most kits. Many people build the parts in a 1 car garage, so my 2 car garage should be more than enough space. After doing some step retracing, I think I found a bit of missing documentation that my dad miss on the leading edge fuel tanks. It appears that the wing tanks are held in place by layered pieces of cork surrounding the aluminum tank. Keeps it from chaffing with the leading edge. There doesn't appear to be any hard mounting for the wing tanks.
I'll ask my dad to get the wings off the wall of his hanger and ready to transport as I should be making another trip to the ranch in a few weeks.

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Snipin_Willy RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 406 Join Date: Aug 2008	09.10.2009, 11:46 PM The plane is being built is parts, like most kits. Many people build the parts in a 1 car garage, so my 2 car garage should be more than enough space. After doing some step retracing, I think I found a bit of missing documentation that my dad miss on the leading edge fuel tanks. It appears that the wing tanks are held in place by layered pieces of cork surrounding the aluminum tank. Keeps it from chaffing with the leading edge. There doesn't appear to be any hard mounting for the wing tanks. I'll ask my dad to get the wings off the wall of his hanger and ready to transport as I should be making another trip to the ranch in a few weeks. Last edited by Snipin_Willy; 09.11.2009 at 12:13 AM.