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      • 0: Simpleton 40 Introduction
      • 01: Simpleton 40 Fuselage Sides
      • 02: Simpleton 40 Stabilizers
      • 03: Simpleton 40 Firewall
      • 04: Simpleton 40 Cabanes
      • 05: Simpleton 40 Fuselage
      • 06: Simpleton 40 More Fuselage
      • 07: Simpleton 40 Completing the Fuselage
      • 08: Simpleton 40 Wings
      • 09: Simpleton 40 Control Surfaces
      • 10: Simpleton 40 Assembly and Setup
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Bob Smith 5 minute two part epoxy.  Combined volume of both bottles is 4.5 oz.

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