During the process, I put the entire weight of the rear of the craft on this cockpit wall, near the engine, and did so diagonally. This is not really designed for much stress, and I should have known that. It's also not taped or anything, so it's just epoxy and staples on there. I flipped it by myself, and it's not heavy, but it's cracked. So I had to get epoxy in there and some fibergass tape between the stringer and the ply, and clamp it shut.
	I think this is when I really started to like the lines of the cockpit a lot. I was so focused on finishing the bottom that I forgot what it looked like, and when I flipped it over I was thinking of the Yellow Dragon's shape. I knew I didn't like that shape much, but I was expecting it today. I can remember thinking that I liked this a lot better then, for the elegance of the lift area and the overall line of the cockpit.
	Clamps for my broken roll-over incident.
	That black thing is my skirt, which Bob also made.