Great Planes Corsair 40 Kit - GPMA0177 - Manual (Page 4)

D 2-1/2" Pilot figure (Williams Bros #176)*
D 1/4" Latex Foam Rubber Padding (HCAQ1000)
D Easy Fueler" fuel filling valve (GPMQ4160)*
D Switch and Charge Jack (GPMM1000)*
D Paint for cowl (Top Flite®LustreKote" paint)
D Engine 40 - 46 2-stroke
48- 70 4-stroke
*These items are suggested optional items to dress up your
Corsair 40
On our workbench, we have three 11" Great Planes
Easy-Touch Bar Sanders equipped with #80, #150 and
#220-gnt sandpaper This setup is all that is required for
almost any sanding task Custom sanding blocks can be
made from balsa for sanding hard to reach spots We also
keep some #320-gnt wet-or-dry sandpaper handy for finish
sanding before covering
We recommended Great Planes Pro" CA and Epoxy
D 2 oz Pro CA (thin GPMR6003)
D 2 oz Pro CA+ (medium GPMR6009)
D 1 oz Pro CA-(thick GPMR6014)
D 6-Minute Pro Epoxy (GPMR6045)
D 30-Minute Pro Epoxy (GPMR6047)
D 4oz Pro Wood Glue (GPMR6161)
D Hand or electric drill
D Sealing iron (TOPR2100)
D Hotsock(TOPR2175)
D Heat gun (TOPR2000)
D Hobby saw (X-Acto" razor saw)
D Hobby knife, #11 Blades
D Razor plane (Master Airscrew*)
D Pliers
D Screw drivers (Phillips and flat tip)
D Round file (or similar)
D T-pins (HCAQ5150)
D String
D Straightedge with scale
D Masking tape (required for construction)
D Sandpaper (coarse medium, fine grit)*
D Easy-Touch Bar Sander (or similar)
D Waxed paper
D Lightweight balsa filler such as Hobbico* HobbyLite"
(Hobbico #HCAR3400)
D 1/4-20 Tap and tap wrench
D IsopropyI rubbing alcohol (70%)
D Auto body filler (Bondo* or similar)
Great Planes Easy-Touch Bar Sanders are made from
lightweight extruded aluminum and can be found at most
hobby shops They are available in two sizes - 11"
(GPMR6170) for most general purpose sanding and 22"
(GPMR6172) for long surfaces such as wing leading edges
We recommend using the 2" wide self-adhesive sandpaper
sold in 12" rolls by Great Planes Standard sandpaper can
be attached by gluing it to the sander with brush-on rubber
cement Apply the rubber cement to both the bottom of the
sander and the back of the sandpaper When both surfaces
are dry to the touch, press the sandpaper firmly onto the
sander Spray adhesive can be used for this purpose but it's
much harder to remove the sandpaper when you need to
replace it Use a knife blade for cutting sandpaper, not your
good scissors'
Easy-Touch Sandpaper 12" Roll
GPMR6180- 80-gnt
GPMR6183-150-grit
GPMR6185-220-grit
Common Abbreviations Used In
This Manual And On The Plans
Drill Bits D 1/16" D 1/8" D 3/16" (Long Bit)
D 5/64" D 9/64" LI 13/64"
D 3 / 3 2 " D 5 / 3 2 " D 1/4"
D 7/64" LI 3/16"
Fuse = Fuselage
LE = Leading Edge (front)
TE = Trailing Edge (rear)
Ply = Plywood
Stab = Stabilizer
" = Inches
mm = Milimeters
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