Steve, please don't ask me to make, and fit washers!......
On to the tail section.
With the first attempt I filed a 2mm ring around the plastic section to flush fit a small cylinder of kitchen foil.
I then realised that leaving the plastic intact, and even with a little ring of foil glued in, would leave me with little room for any serious wrecking of the aluminium skin at the sheering off point on the tail end of the aircraft... If I had added a longer tube of foil, the aircraft would then be far too long!
So I hacksawed off a chunk of the tail section back to a panel line just forward of the tail wheel.
....and glued on a cone of foil. I cut this to the correct shape and length before gluing it on. I couldn't be bothered making a correct shape template, so I just wrapped the foil around the offcut. Then cut it too shape when the glue had dried. Just try making a cone without a template and see what a cob shape you get and you'll see what I mean!
This was taken before I cut it to the correct length. Scrunchability guaranteed!
Tube cut down, then I painted the camouflage, fitted a new rib and some random stringers (anodised) Thanks Steve...
You can just make out the edge of the original rib. It was too small to drag out to the edge of the foil cone, so I made a second and left the original in the tube.
Wrecking next...
Cheers.
Ron