When I was a kid, I always wanted to buy that Top Flite Form Flite Peacemaker kit. I'd built n their nice little Form Flite 1/2A P-47 Thunderbolt, and my older Brother built the little 1/2A F6F Hellcat and Japanese Zero kits in that same series. They were lots of fun, both to build and fly and they really flew great
. By the time I was older and could afford the Form Flite Peacemaker kit, they were discontinued
. However, in more recent times, I have scratch built a George Aldrich full fuselage Peacemaker from the original M.A.N. plans, April 1960 issue. Extended the nose moment one inch for Glow, per the plan note. Added lightening holes to the tips like the ones seen on the Top Flite Peacemaker kit Plan, which an American friend got for me from the AMA. Building buddy Dennis suggested making the wing ribs from 3/32 vs. 1/16TH balsa for a better covering job. I agreed. I did remember
to slot the spar for 3/32 ribs when I made it. At some point during my build, UK based Belair came out with a Peacemaker kit and I bought their nice Peacemaker canopy and Brodak also came out with a Peacemaker kit. The scratch building time and efforts have been very rewarding though. I finally got around to beginning the silkspan covering, starting with the stab/elevator, vertical fin and the wing tips. Main wing panels next. Intended power is an older O.S. Max-S .25.Happy to see interest in this classic design. Have FUN!