Glenn, Wicks and Aircraft Spruce usually carry these foams. The company that 
makes or distributes it used to be in Grand Prairie, Texas. The original 
Klegicell foam which is the same thing or type of foam came from Europe, Sweden 
I think it was. One thing you can do with these types of foam is heat it up 
(like with a heat gun, keep gun moving though or you will begin to melt the 
foam) bow or bend it around something and let it cool off while holding it in 
position and it will retain a lot of the shape you desire. If needed get 
someone to help with the heating while you hold it in the bowed position. I am 
talking about your turtle back for example or the slight curve to a wing 
surface. You will be able to make the wing surfaces without heat though, the 
foam will make that curve easy enough. (Not the leading edges though) You can 
make your wings the way others have done it including the premolded Diehl 
skins. Make your ribs out of this same foam, just make
 them dimensionally less than the thickness of the foam you choose, put a light 
weight layer of cloth on the inside if you wish but probably not necessary, 
glue in place with micro or flox mixture then cover the surface with your cloth 
of choice, fiberglass, carbon fibre, or ? (dynel)     :  )   .

Larry H.




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From: Martek Mississippi <rep...@martekmississippi.com>
To: KRnet <kr...@mylist.net>
Sent: Friday, October 17, 2008 11:17:10 PM
Subject: Re: KR> Wing Skin Reinfrocement/DIVINYCELL FOAM CORES

Thank you! This sounds like what I'm looking for to deal with my concerns. 
Where can I purchase this?

Glenn Martin
N1333A
biloxi, MS 


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