ORIGINAL: mikeh251
I have built two of these kits by following the regular recommended procedure. I find the wings to be very strong and of a shape that is very easy to get a nice tight film (Monocoat) covering job, even for someone of limited experience (me, of course). I just wonder what advantage he may gain compared to the extra weight that would be added, and would it all be worth the effort? IMO-no.
Well he says he likes solid wings(not the open bay) and he likes them strong, and would rather paint than use iron on covering. It would not make the airplane bullet proof, but it sure wouldn't show signs of hangar rash as easy.
Jason