Getting the servos nested in their holes was a small task and a revealing one. Tom mentions in his manual to check all servo mounting plates because they are a weak spot in the manufacturing process...he's right. I had one of the elevator servo mounting plates come completely out while I was trimming it...only a small dab of glue was on it. The plates are not an integral part of the airframe. Special care needs to be taken to make sure they are glued in and can handle the rigors of fast flight. Those large surfaces see the most force when flying smooth aerobatics at moderate to high aircraft speed.

I wicked thin CA around the other servo mount and then put a bead of medium around the edge to make a small fillet. I glued the servo mount back in with slow thick CA, wicked thin around the edges and then put a fillet around the outside to make sure it stays in.