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As soon as I received the tiny twin Gasparin CO_2 engine from Peck I pictured it in the nose of a Cub peanut. Fortunately, Peck had a laser-cut peanut kit of the airplane. I never flew a Cub but my business partner learned in one and really loved the little rascal. The kit had very fine wood, light but springy, clear plans, fine laser-cut ribs and parts and plenty of good tissue. It went together easily (no nasty cutting tiny wing ribs for me). The model ended up weighing 13.5 grams, giving a wing loading of 0.44 grams/square inch, including the CO_2 engine and tank which is respectable even for a rubber powered peanut. I can't wait to hear that little plane buzz through the Tea-neck Armory air. Peck-Polymers, 1530 W.