Sorry about the delayed response. Ihad hoped by now that Iwould have been much farther along with this build, but will continue on with it over the next couple of months. Since it's flying season here in PA, been spending a few more evenings at the field than in the shop. Anyway, the right wing is ready to sheet and the structural stuff started on the left wing - Iwant to do one at a time so Ihave some recovery from any goof -ups - been lucky so far - but would rather be cautious at this point in the build.

Iwould like to sheet the entire wing and then cut out the aileron, prior to adding the final balsa trailing edge - but having second thoughts. Anything wrong with removing the foam aileron section of the trailing edge, then sheet the wing? I'll add the balsa sub-trailing edge to the aft spar over the length of the aileron first, then sheet. I'd build and sheet the aileron as a separate piece trimmed back to match the thickness of the sub-trailing edge. Does this make sense?How should the be done?

Thanks