Howard GH-2 Nightingale: 16" span, '10-center'; Mike Nassise plans
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Framework complete. Ready for sanding.

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Red Cross color scheme is shown on the plans

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12.12.08:
I took a few weeks off from working on this project so I could begin another, but decided before it got too far away and still held my interest, I had better complete it.
 
Pretty straightforward. Esaki yellow tissue, Peck 6" prop, balsa wheels turned on the dremel tool.
 
11.29.08:
Covering almost complete. Cowling still needs to be sanded and covered. Red Cross color scheme is shown in the plans. Markings are rawn with gel ink pens.
 
11.27.08:
Ready for covering. Cowling still needs to be sanded. Wire LG in place.
 
11.22.08:
I decided to start this project on a whim. I was looking to step away from the 'intensity' of a detailed kit,  and hit upon this recent '10-center' offering by Mike Nassise. This is the Howard GH-2 Nightingale. apparently used as a ambulance / transport for the  military.
 
Progress is very quick. Next step is sanding, then covering.

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