The fuse is complete. I installed the control horns on the surfacesand made up the control rods. I built a servo tray and installed that in the fuse followed by the servos. I also made the cables for the throttle and nose gear steering. You can see the little support brackets I make to supportthe cables. They are not pretty, butthey work and look a lot better than scrap chunks of balsa glued to the fuse sides. THe fuel tank was assembled and installed in the tank compartment. Mark, the servos you gave me did not have set screws for the servo arm, you'll need to pick some of those up. Also, I am not attaching the control rods to the servos. You'll need to attach them how you wish. (z-bends, ez connectors, solder clevis etc). You'll need to support the end of the control rods once you choose your attachment method. Finally,you'll need to install your switch/battery and receiver