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Scratch Built Ford Tri Motor by John M Oshust. Viewed 642 times. Build Thread Next Prev Click image to return. Image Comments John M Oshust 28-Jan-08 11:26 Well the wings have wooden tips and mounting pegs. I am waiting for the corrugated sheeting, on order. The tips may not get corrugating as I do not think I can form the sheets to fit. moostang51 28-Jan-08 18:57 If all else fails, how about remove those wing tips already installed and oversize them to the larger limit of the corrugated sheet. Then scribe the corrugation in with an emery board. Since you work with basswood rather than balsa, the process would be more controlled and forgiving. Just an idea that I would try. wahdah3L 03-Jul-08 03:38 You've sold me! I'll buy the plan and build one this size to fly. What does your model weigh, incidentally? wahdah3L 03-Jul-08 03:46 I made my tips undersize in section from the tip rib out to permit the covering to mate. The very tip on the real ship is covered with flat sheet riveted over, but exactly how, I don't know. Must have drain holes! Please sign in to comment on this image.