ORIGINAL: CloudSkipper
ORIGINAL: krproton
What do you mean by "slanted?" ..... as long as the aileron aligns with the wing, .....
I mean that, if you were to try to trace a straight line through the hinge slots, the "slanted" one would not be parallel along that traced line (it would instead intersect it at an angle). That's on the wing... on the aileron the slots are all straight. In other words, if I were to force the aileron installation without fixing the slot, on one of the CA hinges, there would be a significant twist causing the aileron as a whole to not move very freely at all. The servo will have to struggle with it much more.
edit: I just remembered that Great Planes brand CA hinges are a lot thicker than Hangar 9 hinges. I
think I might have some GP brand hinges around here somewhere. So if I end up loosening the slot in fixing it, maybe the GP brand hinge will still fit tightly. Anyway, if you know how the related wing structure on the mini showtime is (descibed in 1st post), you'll see why you can't just cut a new adjacent slot.
Ohhhh, I see what you mean.
Sounds like you've already received lots of advice. I guess I'd do what some of the other guys said - just go ahead and "straighten out" the slots by cutting new ones right over the slanted ones. I don't really know what the mini showtime is, but if it's a small electric model I bet you'd be just fine even if the hinges go into the new slots a little loosely. The thin CA will wick right in there and hold them just fine (I'd use a little extra though).
Too late now I guess, but I bet Horizon would have replaced the wing for you (I'm not speaking for them, that's just my speculation).