Ladies and Gentlemen,
I'll cut to the chase: I built my Mighty Mini Corsair wing inside out. I'm not really sure how I did this, I really did try to follow the instructions for once. Has anyone else ever done this before, and is it worth installing the servos in this wing or should I start from scratch?
Before you ask, yes, there were numerous moments where I thought "this seems to be much harder than usual to assemble for an FT model...", but I finished the entire wing structure and opened up the ailerons before realizing that they opened the wrong way. You can even sort of see that I put the tape on a second time when I realized it had ended up on the wrong side... but no, that was not when I figured it out. I think I need to turn in my engineer card.
So what do you reckon? It's still sort of the right shape, is it worth putting the expensive parts on or going around again and using this wing to inaugurate a wall of shame?
Thanks,
Rafi
P.S. Totally unrelated protip: the fold angle cuts go on the INSIDE, if you're ever not sure.
I'll cut to the chase: I built my Mighty Mini Corsair wing inside out. I'm not really sure how I did this, I really did try to follow the instructions for once. Has anyone else ever done this before, and is it worth installing the servos in this wing or should I start from scratch?

Before you ask, yes, there were numerous moments where I thought "this seems to be much harder than usual to assemble for an FT model...", but I finished the entire wing structure and opened up the ailerons before realizing that they opened the wrong way. You can even sort of see that I put the tape on a second time when I realized it had ended up on the wrong side... but no, that was not when I figured it out. I think I need to turn in my engineer card.
So what do you reckon? It's still sort of the right shape, is it worth putting the expensive parts on or going around again and using this wing to inaugurate a wall of shame?
Thanks,
Rafi
P.S. Totally unrelated protip: the fold angle cuts go on the INSIDE, if you're ever not sure.