RE: midwest sweet stick plans wanted
Ray, Space, and Bob -
Thanks for the attention. It makes me realize that when I started my last plane 10 years ago - a Hog Bipe by Sig, I remember thinking, buy extra balsa, and make 2 from the same kit. At least have patterns of the pieces. I was almost finished with that project when my wife came in, and said - 'we're pregnant!" Not until recently have I had the desire to fly again, and I could want to rebuild any of the planes I actually flew - kadet, falcon, kommander, kougar, 1/2 a p51, or my sweet stik. why the stik is the one, i do not know. i think it had the most influence on my flying, and it was the plane that i wanted when i first got into it. standing there as a small kid, watching the fliers at the field flying them - probably the most popular plane on that field in the mid seventies.
i have some resources now, and i have enjoyed finding this forum. the web is great for stuff like this, and i appreciate your input.
more to come. btw, i gave my hog bipe away, 95 percent finished to a friend who had 2 young boys.
Chris