This is Lil (Wido) Satan #3 for me. My first one was built in Boston, MA just before I joined the army. I managed to sneak it on post when I returned from my first leave.  It died a fiery death after the paper shredded from too many flights, not enough repairs. I'm surprised the MPs didn't get notified about a small plane on fire, spinning in circles on the baseball diamond. "Go home, you crazy GI!" Amazing whaT fuel and a lighter can do to one just before launch...the smoke trail was awesome. Losing the plane after the line burned through was nerve wracking to say the least! At least the MPs missed that part!
#2 actually held up long enough to return home after my enlistment. It died a year or two later. Both were Box-stock LHS new.
I'm enjoying getting back into the hobby more than my boys are. I hope they start seeing this as something we can enjoy together.

Jim, I could not find the Sterling P-38 plan, but found several others on outerzone here:

http://www.outerzone.co.uk/search/results.asp?textrowsperpage=250

Bob

And #3:

Hi,
I'm new around here. Flew C/L as a kid a long time ago. I've been trying to pull my two boys away from their gadgets. They told me if I showed them what I did as a kid, then they'd try it.

Well, the gauntlet has been thrown down!
With that, I pulled out my 40 yo Cox .049's and found a quick profile slab-wing job.

Since OP posted HK's ME109 profile jobs, I thought it appropriate to post our completed "HK-109's.

We finished the silver one last fall. My 10 yo got to fly it a couple of times before my 13 yo killed it. This spring we built #2. Again, the little guy managed to NOT prang it.

So, by way of introduction, here is our current fleet. Our Lil Satan clone (search Internet for Wido Satan for plans) will join shortly.

I'll 2nd Bernie over at Cox. They got all kinds of stuff. All brand new still in the box. The thing that they are missing are .049 wood and hard plastic props. No one makes them anymore it seems.

For balsa I use SIG for the most part. Good stuff. To make thin bits extra strong I soak them in dope (like rotors on giro).

I have the Black Hawk Models version of that 109 and it's rather zippy. Handles real smooth. Not as solid flight as a old Guillows 109 C/L but still nice.

Wow really poor grammar.