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Guillows Series 200 - SE5a by David Duckett. Viewed 840 times. Build Thread Next Prev Click image to return. Image Comments David Duckett 15-Feb-11 07:46 Dfell 15-Feb-11 10:31 David D - how do you strip the balsa wood in between the stringers? It looks a lot of work but I can see it is worth it. What thickness are the pieces and what happens when there is a slight curve to the shape, i.e on that edge between the cockpit and top wing? - Better set that account up - how much was it per question ?! In struggling to perfect the Sopwith I'm doing I realize even more how good all of you guys are in your achievements. John M Oshust 15-Feb-11 12:00 Methinks the wing and fuse will have cabane struts. David Duckett 15-Feb-11 12:42 Theethinks correctly. I keep good quality , soft, balsa in several sizes and cut what I need using a metal straight edge and an xacto knife. As the sides and bottom of this plane are flat I used 3/32" sheet balsa for infill. For the top sections I used 3/16" wood. I cut first for the length between formers and then bevel the sides of the piece as needed to get it in the hole, leaving wood above the former outline. When a large area is filled, carefully trim away the excess and sand smooth with the former. moostang51 15-Feb-11 16:22 If I'm not mistaken your Camel was looking awesome. Check out David's hangar if you have a couple of days free. It'll walk you right through and answer just about any question you have. Please sign in to comment on this image.