Top Flite TOPA0135 - Manual (Page 6)

❏ Robart #650 Straight Robostruts – ROBQ1700
(optional)
❏ Robart #189Air Restrictor Set – ROBQ2389
(optional)
-or-
❏ Century Jet Models Retracts
❏ Top Flite Header & In Cowl Muffler (See page
4 for description)
❏ Scale Pilot figure (1/6 Scale Williams Brothers
WBRQ2472 Military or WBRQ2476 Standard)
❏ Fuel Filler Valve – GPMQ4160
❏ Fuel Filter – GPMQ4250
❏ Top Flite 75 Gal. Drop Tank(s) – TOPQ7900
❏ Top Flite 108 Gal. Drop Tank – TOPQ7899
❏ Sullivan #507 Gold-N-Rod for releasable drop
tanks – SULQ3007
❏ Screw-Lock Pushrod Connectors – GPMQ3870
(optional)
❏ Switch & Charge Jack Mount – GPMM1000
❏ Top Flite Cockpit Interior Kit – TOPQ8405
❏ Top Flite 1/8th Scale Replica Radial Engine –
TOPQ7902
❏ #4x1/2 Button head screw – GPMQ3124
SUGGESTED SUPPLIES AND TOOLS
We recommend Top Flite Supreme ™ CA and Epoxy
❏ 2 oz.CA (Thin) – TOPR1003
❏ 2 oz. CA+ (Medium) – TOPR1008
❏ 1 oz. CA- (Thick) – TOPR1011
❏ CA Applicator Tips – HCAR3780
❏ CA Accelerator – TOPR1025
❏ 6-Minute Epoxy – TOPR1040
❏ 30-Minute Epoxy – TOPR1043
❏ Wood Glue – GPMR6160 (optional)
❏ Pacer Z-560 Canopy Glue – PAAR3300 (optional)
❏ Hand or Electric Drill
❏ Silver Solder w/flux – GPMR8070
❏ Sealing Iron – TOPR2100
❏ Heat Gun – TOPR2000 (optional)
❏ Hot Sock – TOPR2175 (optional)
❏ Trim Seal Tool ™ – TOPR2200 (optional)
❏ #1 Knife handle – XACR4305
❏ #11 Blades (100 qty.) – HCAR0311
❏ Single Edge Razor Blades – HCAR0312
❏ Razor Saw
❏ Common pliers
❏ Screwdrivers (Phillips and flat head)
❏ Robart Super Stand – ROBQ1401
❏ T-Pins – HCAR5100 small, HCAR5150
medium, HCAR5200 large
❏ Straightedge–Fourmost Non-Slip – FORR2149
❏ 3/4 oz. Fiberglass Cloth – HCAR5000 (Optional)
❏ Masking Tape
❏ Sandpaper (see Hot Tip on this page)
❏ Easy-Touch ™ Bar Sanders – GPMR1670
❏ Waxed Paper
❏ HobbyLite ™ Balsa Filler – HCAR3401
❏ 1/8", 3/16", 1/4", 7/32" brass tube (optional)
❏ Tap wrench
❏ 1/4-20 Tap w/drill bit – GPMR8105
❏ 8-32 Tap w/drill bit – GPMR8103
❏ Denatured or Isopropyl Alcohol
❏ Dremel ® Moto-Tool ™ or similar w/sanding
drum, cutting burr, cut off wrench (optional)
❏ 9/64" ball end hex wrench – GPMR8004
❏ Kyosho ® Curved Scissors – KYOR1010
❏ Razor Plane – MASR1510
❏ String
❏ Auto body filler (Bondo ® or similar)
❏ 3M #75 Repositionable Spray Adhesive
Drill Bits: ❏ 1/16" ❏ 3/16"
❏ 5/64" ❏ 7/32"
❏ 1/8" ❏ 15/64"
❏ 9/64" ❏ 1/4"
❏ 17/64"
On our workbench, we have four 11" Great
Planes
® Easy-Touch ™ Bar Sanders, equipped
with #50, #80, #150 and #220-grit 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-grit wet-or-dry
sandpaper handy for finish sanding before
covering.
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!
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