Back to the build
Installed the beautiful wheel pants. They're made of plastic, not fiberglass. While this makes them more durable and resistant to damage, they also flex a little more, so the paint is more likely to chip. I'll probably remove them after the maiden and photo day at my grass field.
Ok, time for the servo install. Got them all done, and put some bling on too! Got the [MENTION=388]Aztech Aeromodels[/MENTION] goodies, including the Spot-on arms all around, matching red ball links, and the Secraft Tensioners for the pull-pull setup; also did a permanent install on the Secraft removable rudder turnbuckles. I like these much better than the factory ball links with brass eyelet for the wire. These don't have any sharp edges that can wear through the wire over time. Another awesome feature is that it's really simple to keep your wires tight as they relax over time. And, last but not least, they look bad ass. I went with the red to provide some contrast to the plane.
Clean and good looking pull-pull install.
Flashy red arms and ball links
Got all the servos installed and setup on the receiver. Test fit of the wings and installation of the stab went perfect.
Next up, clean up the extensions, mount the receiver, badger switch, and install the tank and fuel dot.
