If you plan on soaking your planks in Windex or some other ammonia-containing liquid, you my want to make a plank soaker. Here is mine. It's made from a 2" plastic pipe, about 36" long, with a glued on cap at the bottom and a screw cap at the top. I also made a fixture that can be clamped to my bench to keep the soaker vertical.
Fill it about ¾ full of Windex, push a few (balsa) plank strips in, and screw down the lid. Make sure the liquid comes up near the top with the planks inside. Soak for maybe 15 to 30 minutes, and withdraw a plank. Swab off the excess Windex and start gluing it to your frames. I use thick CA glue. It sticks in spite of the plank being wet, and grabs so quickly I have never need clamps or pins. Of course at the end of a planking session you will have thick CA fingers.
I have built 2 hulls this way, a Jim Wilder and a USCG 36500. Works great.