The Osprey Bipe plan shows a standard length fuselage, and an optional shorter fuselage for longer engines. \u00a0Let me know which you want and I will provide the correct parts.<\/p>\n
The plan also shows the wing saddle with an allowance for the 1\/32\u2033 ply wing saddle fairing base. \u00a0My wing saddle parts are\u00a0cut with the assumption that you are not going to make a wing fairing. \u00a0In other words, the saddle is not relieved for the 1\/32\u2033 ply strip. \u00a0However, the ply strips are included in the short kit, so if you intend to add the fairings you will need to relieve the wing saddles 1\/32\u2033 to make room for the strips.<\/p>\n
The ribs have holes for wing jig rods. \u00a0The holes in the bottom wing are for standard 1\/4\u2033 rods. \u00a0The holes in the top wing are for 1\/8\u2033 rods.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The Osprey Bipe plan shows a standard length fuselage, and an optional shorter fuselage for longer engines. \u00a0Let me know which you want and I will provide the correct parts. The plan also shows the wing saddle with an allowance … Continue reading