looking foe help with scratch build wings

[lenny100]

i am about to make a set of wings for a 1/114 airliner i am makeing and would like advice from people who know on the best way to make them, the main problem is part of the wing is forward swept with rear swept outer parts yes a M wing

[deathjester]

The best way that I have found so far is to make a central spar for the wing section, with a bit sticking out to go into the fuselage, glue upper and lower panels to the spar, then bend the leading and trailing edges together.  Superglue and clamp them together, and there's a nicely shaped wing!

[Weaver]

Another way would be to assemble a collection of tubular spars of different diameters, whose profile roughly matches the aerofoil section, then bend a sheet of thin plasticard over them to give a continuous surface.

Like this:

[Gondor]

I remember reading articles about scratch building wings in which the core of the wing was made from balsa which was then skinned with plastic card. The balsa core was left inside the plastic skin to give support to the plastic. This is not something I have tried so can not vouch for how well it works.

Gondor

[frank2056]

A really good book is Harry Woodman's "Scale Model Aircraft in Plastic Card".  Chapter 3 covers making wings. While mostly WWI related, the techniques should be applicable to any wing.