I still mostly kite but follow threads here and ARMSTRONG is familiar kit for a fair few.. SUP + WINGDING is next challenge 4me.
Being an opportunity knocks buyer..
Picked up a 2nd HS1550 this is a sloppy fit - put in a request to Armstrong - for their approach what is yours?
My current set of 3 wings fit tight to hex fuselage.
Fix needs to pad inside of 1550 hex female surfaces.
I experimented with narrow 50mm lengths of wet and dry (1200 grit) so basically paper thickness.
2 of these on 2 faces of the hex with one of the hex surfaces = a gap between were optimal. = Not much required but measured at the tip the wing moves 20mm up and down... (To visualize - assume 1 to 6 as hex surface labels strip W&D on face 1 and 3 or 2 & 4 or 3 & 5 ...)
Current thoughts - but no experience ...
1). paint epoxy on two 1550 faces and then refine fit with a file?
2). Cover male fuselage with film (gladwrap) and use rolled out strips of epoxy paste and shove wing into position and let it set?
3). XYZ??? product = Easy to use tough paint / glue which can be applied using a small paint brush.
4). ???
There was a post about doing equivalent to this sometime back but stuffed if I can find it
TIA
Cheers
AP