ORIGINAL: ejam

I want this model to fly slow, and use the smallest motor with electonics. <span style="color: #ff0000">A fine idea and goal to achieve </span>For me, its kind of a challange when building. Im sure I could just slap this model together and it would fly, but I like to try to improve or build lighter. <span style="color: #ff0000">Again a fine idea but we cannot just make such statement without some evaluation of the difference. </span>My last build was the Dynaflite Peice O Cake. I made a few changes to make the wing stronger, but also made some changes to make it lighter. I am sure if I had just used any glue and slaped it together, it would have came out heavy and not have flown as well as it does. <span style="color: #ff0000">There is very little difference in the weight of a model due to the glue used unless we are talking about an indour micro plane that weigh only a few grams (less than one oz).
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As for using light spackle, it would still show through, showing up whiter compaired to the rest of the fuse. I think Im just going to cover it the way it is. And if it shows through, oh well. <span style="color: #ff0000">The color could be uniform if the finish is opaque.</span>