Fantastic Build!!

Any tips regarding the covering, in reference to my previous post?

The covering will first be tacked down at a few places around the frame, then it will be sealed at all the edges, then shrunk tight.

I Think it's time to shrink the covering. With the iron set to 300°F, apply heat using the same pattern used to apply the covering starting at the spar and working outward. It may be necessary to increase the temperature to 320°F to get rid of stubborn wrinkles. Use the minimum amount of heat necessary to tighten the covering.

Tanmay..

Covering the Top of the Wing.

Covering the Fuselage...

Completed Fuselage 

i m new and i want to buy a rc plane which has to be pnp and no further acceseries is
required .so plz suggest me an aerobic plane from range 5000 to 9000 or may be
10000 so plz suggest me.............

10,000 with transmitter included?? Or do you have your own radio system?

All parts, covered, ready for assembly.....

Clean Build..

Making a pattern on the wing

Hinging the Control surfaces:
Rudder-

Elevator-

Ailerons-

I need some help regarding the servo installation.
I am going to be using HXT900 servos all around and need to know how they handle vibration.
I have read many reviews, however I haven't come across any where they have been used in a glow powered plane.
As the servos don't come with rubber grommets, I shall be mounting them by placing a piece of a cycle tyre tube to act as a grommet

Also, can I attach the control horns by gluing them (fevikwik or epoxy) or do I need to screw them in.
I ask this because I don't have proper screws with my control horns and then ones I have, have very big heads. They will work, but won't look very nice.

Come over and collect some grommets from me

Sir, grommets are not a problem, I just wish to know how the hxt900 operate under vibrations. I also wanted to know if its safe for me to glue the control horns

Installing the servos...

Rudder & elevator push rods should ideally cross in the fuse

This is not essential (crossing). But make sure there is no fouling under any situation. Maybe it's the angle of the photo, but your servo arms look dangerously close

They are very close, but I test fitted the rods and they are not touching each other or interfering in any way.

Do not glue in the Horns. A failure there will be catastrophic

Yes, I shall screw them in. I have finally managed to find screws that fit

Installing the engine...