The hardware package contains everything required to make these connections. Clevises are provided for the control surface end and the servo ends are made up with a 90-degree bend and some molded plastic pushrod retainers. The plans have drawings of the pushrods, which make assembly a snap. To control the elevator and rudder I used 2 old Hitec HS-101 mini servos I had in the parts box. This covering is very old and I believe not produced any longer.
Any lightweight film is appropriate for the model.
Parts are provided in the kit for non-structural wing struts, dummy engine, and some small decals to apply to the tail and fuselage side. This combination fit the supplied motor mount without a problem. I used 2 different propellers with this motor. The final assembly task of strapping the motor and gearbox in place with 2 rubber bands was accomplished on Friday night, less than 1 week from starting. Friday morning it was time to fly the Cub.