Balsa USA Smoothie RC Plane Kit Build No 9, Wing Construction Part 7, How to Fiberglass Wing Center

In this video I continue with the construction of the Balsa USA Smoothie radio control plane kit where I continue with construction of the wing. In this video I show out to fiberglass the wing center using fiberglass cloth and Z-poxy epoxy finishing resin (fiberglassing a wing). Fiberlgassing an rc plane is a simple process and with a little practice a nice finish can be achieved that can be painted or covered with a covering material like Monokote. I fiberglass the center of the wing to help strengthen the wing surface near the fuselage mounting bolts, aileron servo wire holes, and where the wing is in contact with the fuselage. This is more of a preventative measure to help protect the wing from dings and dents and "hangar rash". The Balsa USA Smoothie kit is a 40 class (size) sport plane and has been around for a long time and is still readily available on the Balsa USA website. Balsa USA also have a larger version of the plane called the Balsa USA Smoothie XL. For this balsa kit build I will use traditional rc plane kit build techniques. In each build series episode I will focus a different aspect of the build including the wing, fuselage, tail section rudder and elevator, engine mount, landing gear, tail gear, engine set up (OS Engines .46 AXII), fuel tank, servos and receiver (Futaba), control rods and horns, Monokote covering, carving and shaping wood, using CA glue (Zap CA glue, Starbond CA glue), epoxies (JB Weld, Bob Smith Industries, Z-poxy finishing resin), tools and everything thing else involved with building a radio control plane kit (RC Airplane kit). I have been building, flying, crashing, modifying, and repairing radio control planes (RC Planes) for many years and enjoy sharing what I do with the radio control plane community, so I started RC Plane Tech channel for fun.