Any Spook flyers out there??

Yeah, did that first, very interesting and informative--but it hasn't answered my main question---are there any Spooks flying? I wondered how they would handle, they seem to have such a long nose and relatively little elevator area. Most of the 'wings I used to fly had the rear of the engine hard up to the leading edge while the elevator was hinged real close to the trailing edge. Anyone know of a 'wing called CUTLASS? Came out in the mid-sixties, twin-tail, mildly swept-back wing with no nose, just the engine bearers poking out the front! Not nimble enough to be truly competitive, at least not with the engines I could afford back then, but easy to build and tough as old boots, just the thing for a green kid to learn combat with! Still got the plan somewhere....and a spare TeeDee .09....hmmmmmm.

Kim wrote:There have been several postings on here about the Spook...think Ron has one that he was thinking about (or did) copying templates.

You might try a search for it.

Search spook 020. I have a fullsize, roughly 3 x 4 foot,  Spook drawing and templates of the ribs. Ron C. has a CAD file of the original Spook drawing.   PM me if I can help.

edited to add comments:

I don't remember Ron ever posting pictures or video of any flights.

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