Hello Gray Beard,

I just have to read your postings as I appreciate them.

I started at your initial (#1) and quickly remembered the times I used to build light free flights with thin poplar.

Before I got to read post #8 I was thinking of responding with the suggestion to use little triangular pieces to increase the glue binding area like large fillets that also help fix the angles between pieces.

There was no CA in those days. We were using glue sold mainly for gluing floor tiles. That choice was because it was (is) more resistant to water or humidity than most wood glue of those days.

Then I reached post #8 and I have no more need than to thank "sorrich" for his suggestion that is also mine.

There is lots of pleasures to think of"The Good Old Times"and actually build in theold styles is sure to give you much satisfaction.

Enjoywhile I wish you great success.

Zor