
The first picture is a diagram to show roughly where I masked the wooden legs prior to priming them. Don't forget, you also need to mask off the corresponding areas of the resin parts so that the raw resin will hold to the unpainted wood. If you can avoid it, don't glue two painted parts together.
To bond the resin parts to the wood, I used a 5 minute epoxy found at Lowes Hardware. This stuff is easy to work with, but only plan to use it on one or two settings.

To align the parts and hold them more secure to the legs, I used dowel rods. Similar to how woodworkers dowel two pieces of wood together, the same technique can be used on the parts.

Here are two pictures of the legs all put together. The first shows the booster covers. The still need to be hand painted with some aluminum model paint in detail areas.
The second photo shows the ankle group. The dowel joints and the epoxy combo is strong enough that I can lift up the entire leg just holding the booster or ankle cylinder.
