Went with the Armsoar powertrain suggested above and some 3s batteries. I'm very impressed with how small and light the motor and batts are! I think the batt and motor combined might actually be lighter than the old receiver battery I was using in it 15 years ago!
I chopped the nose off, the fuselage is oval in section not round, so I experimented shoving different size penny washers into the nose until I found one that was the right size to "persuade" the front of the fuselage into a perfectly round section to match the spinner. I then used that washer as a basis to set about making a bulkhead from some surplus carbon which I must have laid up about 10 years ago (knew that would come in handy). Lots of in and out to get it to the required shape, but its dry fit now and looking pretty good. The spinner isn't a bad match for the shape of the fuselage. The motor power cables can be persuaded to fit under the canopy and the canopy itself is almost there, just needs slight modification...
The tolerances are, shall we say, "toight". There must be all of 0.5mm around the front of the motor. Drilling the motor mount holes in the right place in the bulkhead to achieve clearance was an absolute torment!
Been a while since I've worked with something this small and delicate- good for the soul.
Next step is to tack in the bulkhead with some epoxy, remove the motor and then glass in the bulkhead properly...
Ps- Can anyone recommend a transmitter which would work for this and a selection of other stuff- flying wings, helicopters etc? Ideally less than 200?