Repair control surfaces

Model Airplane News, Jan 2003 by Reid, John

10 steps to look like new!

Damage to the control surfaces of an airplane-especially the tail feathers-is fairly common because they are often bumped during a bad landing or when you transport the plane to the flying field. Here's how I repaired my Prince America Corp. Tucano's damaged rudder; you could easily use this method to repair ailerons and elevator control surfaces as well. Prince America Corp. (712) 364-4487; princeamerica.com.

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