Quite a basic technique probably, but something I have never tried, so I'll ask away.
How do you exactly sand down overly thick trailing edges on aircraft models?
From some build articles, I've got the impression that people just sand down the insides of the wing halves to make them thinner.
But doesn't that compromise the fit of the components, both between the wing halves and to the fuselage as well, if the shape of the wing changes drastically because of the sanding?
Is there any handy tutorials on the subject, either online or printed? A quicky googling didn't return much in the way of useful tips.
I'd be grateful if someone could shed some light on the subject for me.
