Thank you all for your kind words.
Final assembly.
At first, I glued all small parts, struts, elevator and rudder into place and let it dry for a night.
The next day the parasol wing waited for its turn. Normaly, rigging in this scale is a nice add on which makes you model look much better. But in this case it es essential.
The parasol wing only resides on three week points and would easily bend or fall off by any kind of little force. The rigging will give it a far better stability (like the real thing). But it must be done very carefully with symetric force. To achieve this, I drilled small holes in the wing. Then I glued a polyamid threat on top of the spire (hope this is the right word) thredened it through the holes and then glued both sides of the thread, by slightly tighten them, to the undercarriage.
For such kind of work, I have made my own rigging/assembly rig to be able wo work free hand.
(Here with my Rumpler)
And here is the final result.
I will show more pictures of the Parasol in the completed section soon.
