Here's my most "serious" plane yet for the .020 class--no name, 'til I see how it flies.  18" span as it sits, tips will be 1.5" so final span = 21", around 100 sq. in. area, as of this moment the frame weighs right at one ounce. One ounce of engine, one ounce of incidentals (covering, wheels, tank, paint) and we'll be set at 3 oz. max.  For my backyard of course. 

Someone was asking about my sewn hinges.  Last pic is a closeup.  Standard sewing thread and needle, figure eights. Light and tight.  What more could a guy ask?

--Ray

Progress report--just about RTC.  21" span, 100 sq. in., weight 2.4 oz. as it sits. I think 3 oz. finished weight is likely. 

Final picture is an "up close" of the tank/engine/gear mounting, in case anyone's curious.

--Ray

Thanks Ralph...now I gotta look up "Chizler" and see!

Finished product...Ralph, I found a pic of a Chizler, you're right, I could almost call it a "baby Chizler"! 

21" span, 3 1/2 oz., 100 sq. in. wing. 

Covered with Microlite, really nice stuff for these baby airplanes, weighs almost nothing, goes on very easily and neatly, just kinda fragile since it's so thin. Sure shrinks up nice.

PeeWee .020 for power.  These are pre-flight pics, hasn't been in the air yet. 

--Ray