WEDJ,

The top of the fuse glued on the frame, picture 1, drying for at least 48 hours so, You see the backside, the plug.
Picture 2, the stab, 21,5 % less surface than the standard Taurus!

Why did we talk so much about the proportional Taurus, with the shortened fuselage, just we saw on the picture of Japan?
Now I am reconstructing the plane of the crate and I realise, this Wester Taurus could be a very good one for the modern proportional radio, even electrical propulsion is in the picture.

Interesting the Oldest Taurus on Earth ready for the newest possibilities of propulsion.
A Taurus with a LiPo battery pack, yach.
A Taurus Cycle? No way, in the Netherlands only the pilots are cycling. But of course not with there tumbs, thumbs are for flying!.

Cees