So,......moving on & let’s move on the next problem…..
Each wing half is made up of three foam core sections, ( each section lines up beside each other)
The problem is very hard to show in a photo as it requires photographing something white next to something white.
Between my fingers, (okay Gerry, 'between my fingure and thumb') in the picture are the edges of two of the foam bases. My fingers are pushing the bases down onto a flat surface but there is a ridge. (Look carefully and give your eye time to ‘get in’ and you’ll see the ridge)That is to say, the edge of one of the bases is not at the same height as the other edge of the adjacent base.
If I place the wing core, and then the top of each section in place on all of the sections the ridge is still apparent across the tops of the sections, i.e. each section has a different height.
In other words the base parts of each of the three sections is a different thickness. In addition, some of the base sections have different thicknesses from front to rear of the wing. So that although the front of two adjacent base section sections might be flush, the rear part of those same two sections might not be flush.
I’ve tried putting the sections up-side-down on the bench to see if that made the wing cores line up flush, but it doesn’t.
Clearly I can’t just gust glue the foam cores together as they are.
Anyone got any ideas?
Keith :cry: :cry:
