Ron, keep up the building. You certainly are knocking them out. I've fallen into a slump where I have many projects started and none completed. Another fellow on here built a Baby Tomahawk as well which was really a nice looking model. Mine has been through the mill. I love it however. Early on, I learned a very important lesson. I had too long of a fuel line on the plane. I never thought much of it until the day I was in the overhead the fuel line decided it was going to flip into the prop. The prop took the line and the tank and it tore from the plane and the plane now coming back at me lines slack, smashed nose first into the asphalt. At the time, I was using a Tee Dee on the plane. Although the engine got dinged up, the wings just departed. That really upset me and totally took me by surprise. I should've done a complete rebuild but I repaired it. It's a bit heavy now but still flies well. My level of flying at that particular time led me to believe that I was beyond those kind of incidents. It was a reality check and I really felt stupid that something so minor could've created that kind of problem. Ken
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