I decided to add my own chamfer to the wings. After studying photos of the actual Super Mystere it was ok to proceed. Dry fitting the wings revealed plenty of gaps.
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Using regular plastic cement I attached the wings to the fuselage, set the angle and left it for a couple of hours.
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On my return it was dry enough to be handled. Next, I masked up and filled. An hour later, I separated the fuselage halves and drilled the wing roots from inside. I Cyano'd 20 gauge wire into the holes which, when dry, would securely brace the wings.
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Lunch time, I believe.
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