Here are photos of my recently completed Skyfire.  It weighs 7 ounces.  Power is a Tee Dee .049 running side port pressure, a Norvel plug and Kirn-Kraft needle system.  Prop is an APC 6x2.  Tank is 1 ounce.  Wing area is 165 sq.in.  The Cox folded foam wings have an added internal spar that punches the thickness up just a tad and keeps it there (they tend to collapse over time otherwise).  It has a 3" bellcrank, and I use the RSM Ultimate handle to smooth out the level flight and round maneuvers.

I fly it currently on 42.5' .008 cable lines, and may try 45'.  It is rock solid everywhere in the pattern, and a couple of expert fliers are interested in building one.  I may draw up the plans with a built up wing, as the Cox wings are getting rare.  Of course if one of you cottage-industry dudes learned how to mold Depron.....

Larry , very nice work!! I would like to do something similar this winter with a Hyper-Viper wing. Not familiar with the t-nut you had mentioned for the pressure nipple or the Kirn-Kraft needle assembly. I have a tee dee .049 that i would like to use on this project. Any info on the t-nut and needle would be appreciated.  Ray

Right answers, Mike.  Good show! 

Great tip! Thanks, I would like a couple more of them!!!   

Thanks, Stan!  I have put in an order.