wow! what a lot of work, but totaly satisfying. kinda new to it so any tips (and i mean any tips) would be helpful.

Tips in relation to what portion of it. It is a lot of work, but very rewarding.

any/all portions. but start at the begining. I'd love to learn as much as possible.

Here are some online resources for fiberglassing.

http://www.airfieldmodels.com/inform...nish/index.htm

http://www.tompierce.net/rcplanes/glasstest/index.htm

http://www.arts-hobby.com/fiberglassing.htm

http://www.daveplattmodels.com/Videos/index.htm

I am working on my first glassed plane. I used .5 oz cloth and West Systems epoxy. I am very happy with the results. Here are some of the techinques I used. I used a sanding sealer on the balsa to limit the amount of epoxy absorbed. I thinned the epoxy with with 1 part denatured alcohol to 4 parts epoxy. I applied the epoxy with a brush and used a body putty applicator to squeegee off excess epoxy. I used a roll of toilet paper which I rolled over the surface to remove even more epoxy. To fill the weave after the glass has cured, I used a high build sandable primer. I sprayed the entire surface then used 320 grit to wet sand most of it off, repeating the process until I had a smooth, texture free surface. After filling the weave, I sprayed a constrasting color primer and sanded it down. This leaves color in all the low spots which I then filled with spot filler that comes in a tube from the auto parts store.
You can see photos of my build at various stages in my gallery.

Scott

thank you so much. im going to check it all out.

scott the pictures you have in you r gallery are great. great job. thanks for the help.