Ok, I'm really excited about this one.

The prop is broken, good luck fixing that. Practically worthless if you ask me

Mark has some photos on his Yahoo site. Highly detailed models and pretty cool.

That is a neat little plane there. Sorry that you have only the engine front and not the back. I have have an Aurora Tornado .049 here that I did a little bit about on here a little while ago, however the reed was shot, and I unfortunately took it apart to try and fix it, but it did not appear to work at all. But, on the bright side, I have yet to try running this engine so I cannot say for sure that it will not run. Also to note, my backplate and tank also have a few small cracks on each, so that will be another obstacle. Wishing you luck finding the parts you need. If I do ever see or come across anything, I will keep you in mind.

Hey Robert! That's a sweeeet little bipe! We both have a soft-spot for them! Mr. "fix-it" to the rescue! I've got scads of old propellers. If you need one with its hub bored-out larger or bushed smaller.. let me know. I'd be glad to help you out.. even if you want a static/display propeller. I have LOTS of old 2-blade woodies in 6-7-8" diameters.

The engine is most likely an .060.

Good deal. Looks like you may not have to use your other front end after all; it cleaned up pretty nice.

In that case, I renew my prediction that your SE-5 will come with an .060.

That's a nice Little airplane. I like it a lot

That is a pity to lose the Fokker. First thing I would do with it would be to make all those interplane wires disappear. The Fokker had cantilever wings.