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Since everything is set up off the wing, or more precisely, from the cord line of the wing.
I reckon it'd be best to put the wing in place, on the fuse, first.

   

So it's some cling wrap down then plug in the wing mount plate. The cling wrap is so thin that it happily goes in between the dowels and dowel holes without making them overly tight.


Then it's mix some resin, and keeping some resin aside, mix up a bog of micro-light and microfiber fillers from West Systems. Paint enough unfilled resin on the wing and on the wing mount plate to make it wet. This greatly helps the adhesion of the bog, especially as I make the bog a slightly dry mix to keep it light. Of course the wing was scuffed up in the area where it was to be bonded, prior to painting on the unfilled resin. Then a generious amount of bog was placed on the wing mount plate and then the wing was placed on top ligned up and weighted down while the whole lot cured.
Here it is the following day after the epoxy had cured.

   

   

And here it is after a bit of a trim and clean up with the Dremmel. It doesn’t have to be beautiful just strong, accurately placed and reasonably light. 


   

You can see in this last pic that, the wing mount plate and dowels are bonded onto both top and bottom of the wing with a fillet of epoxy bog. I can’t see it falling off in a hurry