Ken:
Your wing technique is interesting. Dd you sand the airfoil shape from the curved basswood after curving it? Could you describe the steps? I was plannng on using Des's styrene bending technique for the wings of my Lloyd C.V, but I'm open to new ideas. 
I plan to make a balsa master and vacuform the fuselage as you are doing.
Your wings look great! Good luck with the vrest of the build. 
Regards,
Bob
Hello Bob,
Yes the wing shape was cut out after being traced on to the airfoil shape Bass-wood ..... Get a piece of bass wood as close to the thickness of airfoil you need ..... after getting the wing to the shape and thickness you want....... just mix up the two part epoxy resin (with a little micro-balloons, they will make sanding easier and thicken up the resin a bit) brush it on one side and let it dry..... try to get it as even as possible, but no worries you will be sanding it smooth anyway... drying time is about 1 hour so no hurry ... but here in Arizona is more like 20 minutes......
Don't worry too much about your trailing edge if you go to far trying to get a knife edge ..... I did on my top wing..... so I just laid the wing on a piece of wax paper and taped it down along the leading edge .... then mixed up a little resin and brushed it on...... once dry, remove the wing from the wax paper and sand it down.... Very hard and very strong and best of all light as a feather............
I actually used a variable speed electric sander with 320 to sand the initial wing and resin down.... then went to wet and dry 320 - 400, and later after the ribs are added the primer is sanded down maybe 600....
If you have any specific questions .... let me know.... always happy to help!
I hope this helps and good luck with your scratch build ............
Ken
