Perhaps this thread should have been entitled "Back to the Dark Ages". Now the Kadet build has come to a halt due to lack of planning and failure to count my balsa stock properly, I pulled out an old project that I'd downloaded some years ago. Read the build article from Radio Modeller and thought it would make a good follow on project after the Kadet gets finished. I tile printed the plan as before, and made a list of materials needed. Thought I might as well get some extra balsa sheet, no point in getting "just enough" to finish the Kadet's sheeting. The new project will take 12 sheets of 1/16" X 4" balsa just for the wing skins, fortunately I've got enough 3/32" sheet to complete the tail and a couple of 48" sheets of 3/16" that'll do for the fuselage. I thought it would be easy to order the lot from Balsa Cabin, well it might have been a couple of years ago when I last ordered stuff from them, unfortunately the website seems to be slowed down by what I can only imagine as a great many builders trying to place an order. I gave up trying after more than an hour, the site accepted my order for three sizes of balsa sheet, then stalled when trying to add the fourth item. I'll try again tomorrow. I suppose you must be wondering what I'm rambling on about. Well, I thought it might be fun to give the "Curare Gang" a bit of competition with the model that won the National Championships in 1968. It'll give you something to do looking up the name of the designer/builder/pilot and the name of the model. I have done a little more to the Kadet, I glued the 1/4" balsa sheet for the fin and rudder, no photo, who could get interested in a shot of three pieces of sheet pinned to a building board?