Construction
Step - 1
   Use a pencil sharpener (A metal one) and sharpen t' dowel until it just becomes a point. Ya scallywag! Chop off a little o' that point and round it so it is nay quite so sharp.

 Now shave t' other end into a 1/2" shoulder. Ahoy! Blimey! Glue this onto t' body tube.

Step - 2
   T' make t' wings take t' 4x4 piece o' balsa and draw a line bisectin' it in half goin' against the grain o' t' wood. Avast, me proud beauty! Aye aye! Orient t' piece like t' drawin' below and draw a line from t' upper left t' t' lower right corner. As in t' drawin' bisect t' smaller triangles in half so you end up with 2 small 1x1" triangles that are not used. Ahoy! Now take t' larger win' panels and glue them together flat. Blimey! Avast, me proud beauty! From t' drawin' t' root edges are t' left and right edges o' t' piece o' wood. Bend t' wings tips up so they are raised 5/8" Glue into place.

Step - 3
   Glue t' fuselage t' t' win' on t' center line o' t' wings with t' aft most edge o' t' body tube even with t' trailin' edge o' t' wing. Blimey! Aye aye! Cut out and glue t' vertical stabilizer t' t' top o' t' fuselage also even with t' aft most edge.

Step - 4
   Snip t' 2 1/2" x 1/2" triangles off o' t' elevator (1/2"x4"). Ahoy! Avast, me proud beauty! Personally for the hinge I would use a sticky tape since a more permanent solution will tend t' be t' heavy. Avast! Begad! Use an elastic o' choice to hook t' elevator (1/2" left o' center) t' t' front o' t' vertical stabilizer. Begad! You may wish t' make a stop for it but I have yet t' need one. Aye aye! Well, blow me down! Adjust so it springs t' no less than 45 degrees.  Add choice o' launch lug if any. ---   That is it your are done.!!!

Trimmin' for Flight
   T' center o' gravity o' this plane must nay be less than 2 7/8" from t' rearmost edge o' t' body tube. When test  glidin' if it stalls do nay lessen t' elevator trim below 45 degrees just add nose weight until it glides as desired.

Drawings are in Millimeters.