[video=youtube_share;Yprs2kf0vrI]http://youtu.be/Yprs2kf0vrI[/video]
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One more thing that might help decipher our plans, the bottom wing shown on the first sheet is one piece, in spite of the extra lines. The ailerons are cut out of it and the lines simply show the relationship of the other parts to it. The same for the main tail section shown at the top of the second sheet. If you cut it out right you end up with 15 total pieces (after you cut the ailerons and elevator out of the original pieces).
1. the front horiz. top body that includes the bottom half of the wings and ailerons.(1,2,3)
2. the rear horiz top body that includes the tail and elevator (4,5)
3. the bottom hroiz. body (6)
4. two top wings (7,8)
5. three layers vertical top body (9,10,11)
6. three layers vertical bottom body (12,13,14)
7. the rudder (15)
By keeping the pieces as large as possible you waste a little foam (at $1 per sheet, who cares) but you gain the advantage that the critical alignments become much easier.