Here is how to build the wing.
You start off with removing the paper and beveling the thin strip, and then double beveling what will be the leading edge. that can be seen in the photo in the previous post. then, you take the wingtips, with the paper peeled off and two mirrored wingtips, you carefully bend and glue them on to what will be the top of the wing, the large part with paper removed.
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this is what it will look like. the wingtips can be left out if you want a higher performance wing. be careful not to use hot glue that is too hot as it will melt the foam and glue the wingtip at an angle.
then, you glue on the 1 inch spars, which are goin to go, around the 1/4 inch stripe that you see on the plans.
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again, that is what it will look like.
then carefully aligning the 2 inch spar, glue it on with a thin bead of glue and then come back with another one on each of the edges. you then test fit the wing, curving it over, making sure that the under camber can extend over the edge of your table.
then apply glue to the leading edge double bevel, the 2 inch spar, and the trailing edge bevel. fold it over and hold for at least 30 seconds (I did 45).
This is what your finished wing halves should look like. WARNING: DO NOT JOIN WING HALVES TOGETHER FOR NOW!
Now its time to put in the dihedral. take 4 popsicle sticks and layer them at a 10 degree angle. You should have something like this
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then, as in this photo, you put them into the 1/4inch gap, and right behind the end of the main spar. Making sure to test fit, glue them in first to one side, then the other. don't be afraid to use lots of hot glue. If needed, glue in some strips into the gap between the twon wings when joining them.