If memory serves me right I did mine with elastic (at least the main wings) because the control lines went thru holes I drilled all the way through the wing. By using elastic there was no curve in it as it exited the wing holes each side whereas had I used mono it would have exited with a slight curve even if was really taught. I cannot remember if I put in superglue or not but I most probably would have. I definitely would have put pins in the wing for strength. I guess the best way depends on how you wish to attach the rigging too. I often use fuse wire on rigging that is outside, above or below the aircraft and secure it with white glue which looks good. Neither of these would give much structural strength, of course mono would. A thought I have just had is that I sometimes choose elastic on exposed rigging because if anything catches it during or after the build it is unlikely to punish you for it, I have been quite cruelly punished when I have done this on mono rigging and only today I had to re attach a wire rigged model that had a quite complicated piece knocked off.
Hope this helps, Alan.
