ok well i just bought a new plane and i am in the process of building it but i am running into a problem.... the wing glues together but if i glue it it will make it difficult to tansport..... it has a wing tube that will go from one side of the wing to the other and then dowls that go ito the fuse and then the wings bolt to the fuse is there anyway i can get buy without glueing the wing together so it will be easyer to transport any tips will help alot thanks guys

If the wing has incidence/anti-rotation pins, then it should be OK to bolt it. The pins will hold the halves together so they don't twist and the tube will still brace the joint. The leading edge pins and trailing edge bolts plus being pulled against the fuse edges will do the rest. My GP Giant Super Sports works that way. Also properly adjusted wing struts will carry some of the load.

I'm not familiar with the directions, but it seems to me that the included wing tube is evidence from the supplier for permission to leave it two piece? With functional struts, not sure you'd even need the tube going the 2 piece route?