This is how I built the wing tips. Start with a chunk of foam and glue it to the end of the wing.
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The construction progress on a Lancair Kit Airplane. Completed airplane will have 175 HP, will carry one pilot and a passenger, and baggage. It is designed to travel a range of 1000 miles at 230 MPH. Features will include GPS navigation, instrument landing system, autopilot, audio entertainment, leather interior, power door locks and security system. I designed a custom servo-driven ram air induction system, and air-tight cooling plenum.
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- Touching up the lower cowl
- Cowling Door and exit air
- Rudder repair fill
- Rudder repair cover up
- Rudder Repair
- Landing gear doors
- Cowling fit
- Matching the wing bottoms to fuselage bottom
- Finishing the bottom area.
- Preparation for painting
- There you go. A right wing tip. Ready for prep for...
- Give us some curve for smooth swoop from the wing.
- Give it a little shape.
- This is how I built the wing tips. Start with a ...
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