Model Tech Dragon Lady Instructions For Final Assembly page 13

Using a pencil, outline the front of the vertical stabilizer onto the top of the horizontal stabilizer.
Mix and apply a generous amount of 30 minute epoxy to the gluing surfaces of both the vertical stabilizer and the
stabilizer mounting slot in the top of the horizontal stabilizer.
Push the vertical stabilizer down into place and realign it, double-checking all of your measurements once more before
the epoxy sets up. Quickly remove the excess epoxy and use pieces of masking tape to hold the stabilizer in place and
aligned until the epoxy has fully cured.
Step 3: Aligning the Horizontal Stabilizer Assembly
When satisfied with the alignment, hold the stabilizer in place using pieces of masking tape or several T-Pins.
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Remove the vertical stabilizer.
Using a modeling knife, carefully cut away and remove
the covering material from below the lines you drew. Cut away
and remove the covering material from the base of the
vertical stabilizer and inside the outline you drew on top of
the horizontal stabilizer, too.
Using a modeling knife, cut away and remove the covering
material from the top of the stabilizer mounting sides.
Set the stabilizer assembly into place and temporarily
align it. The fairing at the front of the stabilizer should be
even with the top and sides of the fuselage and the fairing at
the back of the stabilizer should be even with the sides of the
fuselage. The trailing edge of the stabilizer should be even
with the back edge of the fuselage, too.
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