Covering a Wing With Polyspan

This is a detailed (read: long!) video showing the process of covering a model airplane wing with Polyspan. The subject for this video is the upper wing of the new, beautiful Aerodrome R/C 1:6 scale Albatros D.III. The wing is very scale, and incorporates an undercambered airfoil which can be tricky to cover. The video will show you that it is not a difficult task, and anyone with some time and patience will be able produce great results. The video starts with applying adhesive to the structure, attaching and trimming the covering, and shrinking. Watch for the next video in the series, which will pick up where this one leaves off, and show you how to get the wing ready for paint, apply the paint, and finally how to apply markings. The things I am not: I am not an actor, nor a passionate raconteur of tales of greatness, nor a professional video editor. Nor am I a fashionista, or a stickler about grooming. I am a modeler with many years of experience building traditional balsa model airplane frameworks, and I hope to pass some of my skills and knowledge on to other modelers so that the art of building will continue.