I got the plans for this off the bay and proceeded to start cutting parts over a year ago.   Had redo the ribs as they didn't match the wing plan.  No dihedral and flat bottom.   Power is box stock Fox .25 throttle controlled engine.  Radio is one I got off Melvin. Found small servo at Hobby Haven of Overland Park, KS.  Finally got it all mocked up and set of lines made.  Guys may not like my handle set up.  Oh, the rules say .020 lines 60 feet minus 0 plus 6 inches.  Got first flight in today.   Second flight I put longer clip on up line.   Sure glad it wasn't windy.  Even at that it was very stable.   The radio even worked like it was supposed to.   Haven't weighed it yet, but to me it is light with all that stuff hanging on it.   So two short flights has me happy.   No it probably never fly like a helicopter in mover mode but it is something to play with.

Would you believe that used to be a normal landing in carrier even when I flew the McCoy power Class 2 and all of the profiles since then.   Managed to save a few props that way.

Doc,
 you must have been d---- lucky, I've broken more props than I can to think about

Joe,
Hope you can make it to Brodak's, Love to see you again

John

Yes, I think the plans say designed by Bill Melton.   I got four more flights on it last night.  Moved lead outs back some.  Need to go back more.   The Fox seems like it needs more break in.  Right now 7 laps open throttle,  2 laps to slow down,  7 laps low speed and then i am going to have to land before engine quits.   2 ounce plastic tank right now.   Very stable.  Of course nose heavy also.

Here are pics of my controller set up.