The balsa and sticck classic that i added red scallops and a spinner.I used Monokote because the tissue would not stand up to the masking tape. 
Nothing neater than an old stick and tissue model. Great job.
Thanks!Here is another view. 
Really nice seeing that !
One of my favorite light aircraft. [:D]
Thanks!
Very cool, nice finish! Now that’s a nostalgia build!
Yep!Love those over the top scallops!
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Very cool indeed!
Very nice,love it. Needs a cox .049 Mike
I have several times used glossy card stock to cover a Guillows model of a metal airframe subject. It eliminates the faceting of covering it with tissue, silk or plastic film. I use gloss card stock to make it quicker and easier to prime and paint. You can even emboss rivets into the stock before gluing it in place, with a ball point pen.
Yes I have heard that amazing results can be achieved with card stock.There are companies that produce printed card stock models that are quite realistic.
Hey, that’s just what I was thinking too! Neat plane man![Y]
Gary
Cool!
Nice work! Ahh, Monokote. Iron-on skin. THAT takes me back.
Gene Beaird,
Pearland, Texas