Hi,

What is much fun to read here is about planes that the (present) owner do not know what plane it is, it's real name.
And it amaze me that most planes are identified in the end. This one was quickly identified.

And what was fun with pattern flying and building in the past was all the "original" designs that probably did not have any documentation at all, just schratch built maybe with some notes and wing templates as documentation for the build. If one read in old model magazines many planes are listed as "original". I suppose some of them has survived into our time and when such plane appear here for identification it will probably be hard to tell it's name. But it is fun to read about all the unknown planes that get identified and a name.

/Bo