Tom,

Have you had any issues with the white glue dissolving on dewey mornings?  I tried it for fillets once and was somewhat dismayed to find it going soft when flying in wet grass.  The Titebond is water-resistant when dry so I've been using that, but it dries yellow rather than clear so you have to live with that or cover it up.

In between sessions on the Tigercat this week I've been getting my other models ready for WestFAC, including repairing the Tempest's wing.

This one was pretty straightforward, as only the LE and tissue were damaged.  I applied a little Tightbond to the broken edges of the LE and pulled it back into position.  Next I cut a small strip of firm 1/32 balsa and glued it across the back side of the LE breaks, clamping it tight with a craft store mini-clothespin (these are great tools, by the way).  I teased the tissue back into position and used a bit of Tightbond to bridge the tears, then brushed on a little touch-up paint.  I should have sanded the LE just a bit before applying the yellow paint - may go back and do that this evening.

A little bit heavier, a little bit uglier, but she'll be flyable for the WWII mass launch event.  Eventually I'm going to have to re-cover that right wing - it's led a hard life this last year.

My condolences Mike - I know what that is like ... 
LWM