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Balsa USA Smoothie RC Plane Kit Build No 34, Monokote the WING, review of Monokote and methods

In this video I show how I cover the wing using Monokote heat shrink covering film for RC planes. Monokote is similar to Ultracote and other rc plane covering films that use a heat source such as an iron and heat gun to attach the color film to the wood surfaces of the plane. Here I go over basic tools used to apply Monokote and basic techniques I use to apply the Monokote. This video concentrates on applying the Monokote to the wing. As noted by one of the viewers, the Wagner heat gun I use is pretty hot and may not be for everyone. If you are new to covering with heat shrink film it is best to use the lower power heat guns made for covering. Check what’s available online. I think you can get one from Hanger 9, Horizon Hobby, Tower Hobbies and more. Thanks for the tips and suggestions! The Balsa USA Smoothie kit is a 40 class (size) sport rc plane and has been around for a long time and is still readily available on the Balsa USA website. Balsa USA also has a larger version of the plane called the Balsa USA Smoothie XL. I will be using an OS Engines 46 AX2 glow engine to power it and Futaba S3004 servos, receiver, and 6J transmitter. For this balsa kit build I use traditional rc plane kit building techniques. In each build series episode I will focus a different aspect of the build including the wing, fuselage, tail section rudder and elevator, rc engine mount, landing gear, tail gear, rc glow engine set up (OS Engines .46 AXII), fuel tank, servos and receiver (Futaba), Sullivan control rods and horns, Monokote covering, carving and shaping wood, using CA glue (Zap CA glue, Starbond CA glue), epoxy (JB Weld, Bob Smith Industries, Z-poxy finishing resin), Titebond Wood Glue, tools and everything thing else involved with building a radio control plane kit (RC Airplane kit). I named a bunch of brands here, but there are plenty of other to get the job done. 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. I am not an expert, there are many different techniques to building radio control planes. A good way to learn about flying and building rc planes is to see what others are doing, that's what I do and that's why I like to share what I do. Thanks for watching my channel. Have fun!