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Congratulations Mark, bit embarrassed you mentioned me though 😁 Robert and Blaz are unique, Chris is unique, Tuco dragging Jeff along to fly is unique but you're even more unique because you're one of the few Northerners I can actually understand 😅 Keep doing what you do, 2,000 viewers can't be wrong 🙂👍

Top job mark ,i like it 🤙🤙

Thank you for providing us some really good content.

Nice work mark , she'll me be a solid wing that mate 🤙

Ya deserve it mark always enjoy ya vids 🤙🤙🤙fair play to the shout out to the petntric bros ,they are some crack hey ,all the best

Looks great. No question that the box spar will be stronger. The question I have is about the strength of the rib attachments. I suppose the final determination will be if a rectangular hole is cut in the ribs for the spar or if the ribs are cut in two and glued to the spar. I guess we will wait and see.

Looks good.

Mark, I’ve been following The Brothers, Jeff, and Cliff for years. Thank you for your work.

Enjoyed the Box Spar construction method, I might try that on my Simplex 60...🤔😏😀🇬🇧

Mark I’m looking forward to seeing how you do the box spar wing. Jeff in LA USA

Well done Mark, well deserved. 👍🏻

A big thanks to YOU for the terrific content in your channel ! I ran across you on a Facebook page and I very much enjoy your content. As an unreformed member of the Balsa Butcher's Club, it's always enjoyable to see other modellers work. Carry on, sir!

You are doing a great job. Thank you.

Mark what are you using to fuel proof? TIA

That is brilliant !! Thank you Mark, your videos are fantastic !

Where can the plan be sourced please?

Well done Mark!

🤠👍🛩️🇿🇦

Hope your channel continues to grow.

Mark you're a great inspiration for the RC hobby. Master Building and always great fun when you fly with the Crew at the field. Thank you Jeff in LA USA

I come to here to watch you to be inspired by you as well. I like that guy in New York City that flies as a rubber-powered planes in the city with a little rudder control. And some others. Congratulations! I'm hoping to get creative here this winter. I never thought I'd enjoy the indoor flying, but that's getting to be an option here locally. I used to live about 10 minutes from the Muncie field now about an hour away.

Well deserved - you post a lot of cracking videos with great tips and advice

👍 😊 !

Went flying again today...Two days of almost flat calm...Such luxury these days....😏😀🇬🇧

I'm not sure whether it would do the engine any harm or block the carb, it would probably go straight through and get burned with the fuel As I've never used a filter and I've never seen one used.

1 channel?

That’s a beautiful plane

i had one of those a few years ago, if flew so well

Love the details

Very interesting. I enjoyed watching your building video today. Thank you for your work.

That bit of detail makes such a difference Mark...I liked the rivet details....😏😏🇬🇧

Great to see people are still building models the old way. Despite the build time to lifetime ratio being so poor.

That looks very good! I need to try this :)

Basically it's a free flight with RC rudder!

A fuel burning engine on a plane is something I haven't seen for years now. I use to use them when I was younger on control line aircraft. I actually have a Cox 0.049 engine in my tool box I last used over 40 years ago. Loved when he primed it and adjusted the needle valve. Great memories.

Very nice model 👍

She’s really looking great, looking forward to seeing her will all the bells and whistles on. 😃

That extra power gets her up there now Mark....🤔😳😏🇬🇧

Nice

Geez she's some beast nice flight

Semi-Cat. 😊.

That’s interesting Eric. Free flyer? Jeff in LA USA.

Loveley 👍

Mark great flying, looks like you’re getting it dialed in. Jeff in LA USA

Love the super-floaty gliders!

Spot in, Eric, except forgotten to round out. Again! 😂😂

Un spatico modello ed un simpatico pilota

Sorry to be pedantic, but it's 'Semilena' - I've got the plan and will be RC converting it.

That looks very impressive. The big dummy engine really stands out and sets the model apart! I use Vallejo acrylics on my plastic display models, and airbrushing them requires multiple thin coats. You are correct about the choice of primer, but those little bottles are priced like Dragon's blood! Is there an overriding reason for choosing it? I mean, there are cheaper fuel proof paints.