Bob--

In answer to your question, the sheeting cut outs in the wing are one of the design characteristics of the Perigee that adds to the "cool factor" of the plane, and gives it those sexy lines. My vote would be to have the sheeting pre-cut if it could be done accurately during the kitting process. It will make it a lot quicker to build, and if done right originally, allowing for curvature etc, it will probably give more accurate results than each individual could do by hand without a lot of trouble. That's one of the things about a kit that makes it better than scratch building---you don't HAVE to do these kinds of things.

If it costs a little more I feel it is worth it---if it costs a LOT MORE, then it is a decision he'll have to make, but I think it would be a big plus.

Duane