Andrew Percival

I remember building a Keil Kraft Outlaw (original design) in about 1959. I used a DC Sabre 1.49cc (which I still have somewhere) and it flew beautifully on Epsom Downs. I note that Ben Buckle still produces the printed balsa version of this kit but I can find no-one who does a laser cut kit although virtually every other KK model is available in that form. It would be nice to make another now - probably with rudder and elevator - but without the hastle of cutting out the fiddly ribs.

Keeping my fingers crossed.  Would love to win the Camel.  Tommy Sopwith used to live less than a mile from me.  There was a splendid fly past on his 100th birthday and I saw Raymond Baxter there.

I'm surprised that the following aircraft are so rarely modelled 1 - Avro Tutor 2- Klemm 35 3- Canberra There are gorgeous examples of the Avro and the Klemm in the Shuttleworth collection, and the earliest version of the Canberra (as at Duxford) is quite beautiful.  I am open minded as to the power source but obviously twin EDF for the Canberra - although possibly quite difficult to keep the engines small enough to maintain scale.