Very nice! I think that using the markers is a great idea. They can't add any measurable weight yet add so much to the overall looks and presence of the model.

I have been thinking recently of making one almost identical to this but with built up wings like the Baby Ringmaster has. Or maybe a profile version of the Flying Fool but in this size for a .049 engine. I would also include landing gear simply as my preference.

Good job! 

Robert   

I especially like the piano keyboards on the lower flaps and elevator...

(Just kidding; it looks really good, oughtta be lots of fun.)

Thank you all for your kind comments.  Ray and Paul, I have sent you an email worth opening!

Hi Steven.  Actually, someone on another site was building a kit he had and I asked if he would trace the parts for me.  He did and this is the result.  Since then, another person on that site has drawn up a set of plans.  You can see them here  http://www.brotherhoodofthering.info/flightline/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=2787&posts=10&start=1   

Forgive all the questions but what size balsa do i need to use for the fuse, wing,and tail. Thanks

Thank you all for your prompt replies

         I had mine out during the Ringmaster flyathon this past year. Mine is Golden Bee powered and painted with Nelson Hobby paints. Its a neat little airplane more maneuverable than expected. Sometimes I have to grease it a little from inverted flight but its a fun plane. Yours looks terrific. Ken