What we need to do is connect the right wing tip to the rest of the wing plan. This is done by simply cutting out the wing tip from the one page and taping it to the other. Make sure to line up the vertical lines with each other when joining.

This next step is very important. Take a candle or a dry bar of soap and rub it all over the plan on and around all the black wing and stabilizer outlines. This helps to prevent the glue from sticking the balsa wood to the plan when you are building. After you are done, brush away any excess wax from the plan which may be present (you can use your hand to do this). An alternate method would be to cover the plan with a large piece of waxed paper. Either method will work, in this photo I have chosen to use a small candle.

Now tape your plan to your building board. I use a sheet of 1/2" thick foam core board which is available at many art and craft stores. You can use 1/4" or 3/8" thick as well, but I would not use 1/8" thick as it is just a bit too thin and flexible. You could also use a piece of cardboard if that is easier for you to obtain. If you do use cardboard, I would suggest using cardboard from 'moving' boxes or 'storage' boxes as they are usually made from a thicker stronger cardboard. What ever type of building board you choose, it should be flat and smooth, and you need to be able to push pins into it.

(This is a older C division plan but the idea is the same.)