Top Flite Elder 20 - Manual (Page 6)

the front of the fuselage frame, align it carefully and
allow to cure.
10. Use your sanding block and medium sandpaper to
now go over the frame. Make sure the edges are all
square and clean.
11. Locate and assemble, if needed, the fuel tank that
you plan to use. This airplane can use either 4,6 or 8
oz. fuel tanks. Note that we are showing the Sullivan
slant-type tank that is mounted inverted in the nose.
This is because this position places the tube outlets
more inline with the engine's carb. Fit your tank into
the nose of the fuselage frame. Use short (3")
lengths of scrap balsa stock to make "support" for
it. With the fuselage open at this time, it's easy to
see if the tank will sit level—adjust as needed. In this
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