Big Steps Forward: Installing the Tail Surfaces - RV-7A | EP4.31

This week: I get armrests. Which is like the smallest amount of excitement I could note. Because in addition to armrests, I install the tail surfaces. Mostly. We're not done back there yet, but a good bit of work gets done.

However, it doesn't start off so smooth. I hit some rocky spots right off the bat here, with a bit of damage to the plane, and some holes in not the exact spot they should be. But after some rethinking, and rework, I get moving in the right direction and take some big moves forward.

And luckily after a reset, some very critical work gets done right the first time. Checking and rechecking proves these tail surfaces are straight and secure.

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