An Old Time Stunt biplane that hasn't been mentioned is the "Over Easy". It was kitted by Johnnie Casburn in the late 1940's. It was a profile biplane with about a 36" span, which would do a creditable job of the OTS pattern. Lew Woolard used to fly one at the Vintage Stunt Championships with a Super Cyclone .60 on ignition.

Would it fly as good as a 1951 Nobler or an All America Senior?    NO!

It would fly as good as an overweight Ringmaster, though.

I remember Big Art built a Casburn SE-5A profile that was astounding.  It would easily out-pattern a Ringmaster, probably came closest to a un-flapped Magician or similar bird.  Did not really have any vices, I KNOW I have campaigned full-stunters that did not fly as well!  As I recall the outline is pretty close to scale, with equal sized wings and relatively thin airfoil, no flaps.  If I was building a Bipe for stunt I would use that one as my starting point.

He has re-covered it at least two times since the original build and I think it is still RTF some 30+ years after the first build!

Ralph, you might want to edit your post. You mispelled "workmanship"

I would not point this out any other time. Just check and see what I mean.

Robert