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Showcasing what you build and fly DECADES OF BUILDING Donald Peters, Mount Marion, NY Donald has been building model planes since 1932. One of his latest is this 62-inch-span Christopherson Looper from 1910. It weighs four pounds, is powered by a .42 2-stroke, and "flies great." He also built a 72-inch-span Huntington Clam from 1914 that's powered by a .52 4-stroke. "I flew both of these planes at the Rhinebeck Jamboree in 2007," Donald writes....

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