easystar123

Thanks Dave for your kind comments. The Spacewalker is a nice flying plane.

1200SportsterRider

You're welcome, I looked at this kit but it's too fast for me, at least with a Super Tigre 61 it would be. https://www.oldschoolmodels.com/polaris.htm

PS, check out the lower video.

Glowgeek

Rocket plane!

1200SportsterRider

I keep looking at this Bristol Spad at OSMW but I don't have another Saito 30.

This guy demands a 4 stroke.

Glowgeek

Developed in cad and laser cut, I'm a bit surprised the osmw doesn't offer a scaled up version.

Jesse Open

Especially if you intend to fly it

FlyerInOKC

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I built the original Ken Willard design back in 1974 and again in 2020 with a built up wing. I have been toying with purchasing the German Heinschmitt version.
https://oldschoolmodels.com/sfg.htm

1200SportsterRider

I'm headed for Lake of the Ozarks tomorrow, gonna fish and do brother stuff, like put the 300 hp 390 back in my brothers trophy winning 1962 Galaxie 500 convertible. And mow a 10 acre field with his 60" Gravely Zero Turn mower. I luv it.
Yeah Oak, the Spad and the Heimschmidt are very similar.

Glowgeek

I see someone sent me a PM but I can't get to it. When I click on the menu bar it takes me to the forum page.

the Wasp

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guys. my so move about a hour of driving away. he is now rebuilding parts for are armed flying rigs. it's a bit less money than GE, but it's a much-much better job. he is taking electrical engineering class. he has a very good memory, so I hope he sticks with it.

he brought some stuff from his old apartment and put it in my garage. a week later, today. I asked him about it and he said he has changed his mind about keeping it so I took it to the transvers station. but one thing I kept. it's a 5'x7' rug. more of a tuff cushion, it's about 5/8" thick. it must weigh 25 pounds. it's made for young children to play on. its just about brand new, and I was thinking "what can I do with it, what can I do with it". and it hit me, "I know", see my pick. I sent the pick to his wife, and she laughed and told me "good-going, perfect".