I have the Sig Astro Hog, fitted with a 15 cc Evolution Gas Engine. That is a big model, 72", 3 Kg

Here's it's younger brother

This is a Dancing Wings Laser Cut kit, bought from Ali Express. It cleared Customs without being confiscated  but I had to pay a hefty amount of customs duty 

54" span, approx. 1.5 Kg flying weight. Plan to put a 35 ASP on it. Will decide whether to use a 35 or 25 when the build nears completion

Originally designed for Electric Power, so I'll be modifying it slightly for Glow

Fuse build

Here's the original Astro Hog

The seller

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32852505979.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.492f4c4d9L0AoS

That's a nice looking plane!

nice plane Sir.

Thanks Mehul and Manu 

Cockpit headrest

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Stab and elevator, with steel and hardwood joiner

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Terrific build, Sanjay !
Really envy your talent.
I, however, did the fuselage cladding after all all the innards (servos, pushrods, batteries, tank, etc) have been fixed. makes my work a bit simpler....

The photos don't show it maybe, but all servos, pushrods, tank, and even engine fitment are done 

Quote from: sanjayrai55 on January 30, 2020, 05:58:54 PM

You can see the throttle, elevator and rudder pushrods here

Yes, it is clear from this photo.
Just looks almost ready to take to the air....

Didn't like the balsa used for the elevator. Very heavy, possibly Paulonia wood

Made some lightening holes

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Started on the wing

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Built up wing tips

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Wing progress

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good going sanjay sir

Thanks Gaurang

The main LG is 4 mm spring steel wire. This fits into wooden blocks which in turn are attached to the wing. The wood being not hard enough, the LG would in time have worked loose. So I drilled through a 4 mm blind nut, and used it